Two Mistborns from detour Melancholia. Why not.
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FACE/OFF is *HERE*
To new beginnings, friends. And this is only the beginning. If and when you watch, tell us your favorite scene in the comments below. “Now if you excuse me, I’m gonna go home and have a heart attack.”
(Update: 10/14/24 @12:30pm EST – (Sync correction made for part 2/2). Avoid Bluetooth audio – it lags.
–Experience Film
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And now, a sneak preview of Experience Film’s biggest, baddest project since A Dark Night (2022). Just in time for my birthday (10/02). Although I feel this story has more Scorpio energy. Earthlings can’t always wait around for the stars to align, can we?
Continue reading “Face/Off First Look”Punch Bill
Of the (now) 50 movies in this montage (Due out Oct. 11), Kill Bill (2003) and Sucker Punch (2011) merely contain the plot. Which, as my second “Intro To Screenwriting” instructor once told me, is “kinda important.”
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Checking in🛎️🃏🥼
When it comes to fantasy, the psych ward is Grand Central Station. Or, the perfect command center for Experience Film. Today we break ground on what figures to be hypnotic home base for golden years to come.
Damsel Trailer Torture
DO NOT watch the trailer!
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“I am deeply sorry for underestimating you.”
Never underestimate an Emily! Millie Bob Brown (Stranger Things) masters the elements in a scorching new throne game from Netflix.
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Ladies and gentleman, dancing The Viper, here is Emmi Peltonen of Finland!
E.F.🧊
A Crouching Tiger (*Has Arrived*)
A list of all the movies and songs is included in the video description on Vimeo.
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“Only by letting go can we truly possess what is real.” (-Li Mu Bai)
Context (Yǔ jìng 语境) – In 2000 Ang Lee’s mystical masterpiece transcended oceanic boundaries by becoming the highest grossing foreign language film ever in the United States (128 mil, domestic), and winning 4 Academy awards. Other winners that year included Gladiator, Traffic, Almost Famous, and Erin Brockovich.
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