Lowell on DVD!!
As of around August 2007, the "Understanding Shakespeare" project I did was finally transferred to DVD. There are four altogether covering Shakespeare's tragedies and can be obtained through Goldhil Media. This marks the first time that something I was involved with made it to DVD.
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Movie Reviews
Pseudo-Grimm Fairy Tale set in the Modern Day
The Grace Family estranged by a philandering Husband, retreats to an old house in a wooded suburb inherited from a distant relative named Spiderwick. As they settle in, young Jared keeps noticing funny noises in the walls and odd atmospheric disturbances that begin to occupy him. Searching for the source of the wall noise, he stumbles on an old Kitchen dumbwaiter plastered and papered over from years past which leads him to a hidden study in the house and an old book hand-written on parchment by Arthur Spiderwick himself detailing an Enchanted Forest World that seems to rest at the borders of the property. When a Brownie named Thimbletack finally appears to Jared, he serves the role of intercessor guiding Jared and his Siblings on an unexpected adventure of Fantasy and Intrigue.
Assisted greatly by the resources of George Lucas' ILM and Steven Spielberg, Director Mark Waters along with old Spielberg cronies Frank Marshall and Kathleen Kennedy who Co-Produced 'E.T.',bring in a first-rate story worthy of the Old Masters. Carrying the show is talented Freddie Highmore and the versatile David Straitharn including a surprise appearance by Veteran Nick Nolte, all deftly supported by Phil Tippet and ILM in a thrilling entry geared for all ages and all families, respectively. A Beautiful Effort.
Modern Sci-Fi spellbinder and thriller.
A small group of young people take an evening to throw a farewell party for a close friend who is leaving for Japan but as one of them runs the home video camera, the building is rocked by a series of seismic tremors causing all to evacuate to the street where they discover that a behemoth force is sytematically wreaking chaos on Manhatten demolishing everything and everyone in its path. When escape at the Brooklyn Bridge becomes halted, one young man makes a last desperate effort to save the girl he loves while never realizing the rhyme or reason for this abrupt and violent holocaust.
It is probably not unreasonable to assume that Director Matt Reeves was impressed with the initial staging of "The Blair Witch Project" when conceiving this updated "Beast from 20,000 Fathoms" and the technique works to even greater result thanks to some well-counterpointed editing and effects. In true Hitchcockian style you are led to believe that you're witnessing a classified video retrieved from the incident but never furnished an explanation of exactly what's going on or why the file was given the pastoral name of "Cloverfield" (possibly relating to a district in Manhatten). I'm always more than a little taken aback when a Metropolis the size of New York City can be successfully rallied on such a project. I thought the rescue sequence was among the best of that type I'd ever seen. It is a rivetting thrill-ride well-executed and surprisingly not saved for the Summer Season. Well worth additional showings.
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