I am a burgeoning critic, novice screenwriter, video editor, and overall lover of all things film residing in Denver. Seen Said is my vain attempt to contribute to the ever-growing body of film criticism afforded by today’s socially networked world. Here are my careful reviews, thoughts, and laudings about movies, directors, actors, and cinematic trends. More modestly, it’s motivation to make writing a regular habit.
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Yeah, man, MADAME DE... was amazing. So graceful and I loved how nuanced all the characters are. In the perfect middle ground, just enough to be complicated but still mysterious and organic.
I'm embarrassed to admit that I haven't seen any Ophuls, but I can't wait to check some out. Plus I love Walbrook.
Today, the immigrant experience central to the origin stories of every United States citizen is easily restricted to the Mexican/American border and experience. Policies have helped construe this so… read review
Otto Preminger suddenly became the director of Laura as a result of his infamous unwillingness to compromise, a move that would catapult his career as a directorial crusader against Hays Code… read review
It’s best to go into The Cabin in the Woods as oblivious as possible. Yes, I realize reading my two cents may negate this claim, but it’s safe to keep reading, I promise. I don’t aim to reveal… read review
Ira Levin’s popular sci-fi horror/thriller novel The Stepford Wives arrived with impeccable timing in 1972 amidst the second-wave feminist movement. That same year, Betty Friedan helped found… read review
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