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Alright Spillos,
Prof. Ironman is here to give you yet another look in the fantastic world of cinema in Cutting Into the Scene.
This session will be a bit special as it will be divided in 2 parts. I have always been a fan of Asian cinema ever si...
Since we can no longer find people's videos they posted by going to their page anymore. I found it hard to find some of the animated reviews, Thus this group was created
Hi there Spillios,
It's that time again and with a lot of recent talk on this site about these four films, now its time to place my 2 cents into the jar! So let us begin...
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Greetings Spillios,
Professor IronMan Jo has arrived once again to give forth yet another in-depth look at cinema in Cutting Into The Scene.
This one will be a very interesting experience... one that I found very fascinating as I was researching...
Hello there all,
As my dreams of becoming the world's next big Film Critic get closer to me, I have looked back at my blogging history to see my portfolio of work throughout the past few years. It has been a rather interesting experience all wi...
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- Gibraltar, Spain but Studying in Derby, UK
- About Me:
- Well, Where should I start... I was born and raised in a British Colony in the South of Spain, where the sun always shines brightly. This makes it a very social scene. I have been known to be a bit of a character at times with my odd quirky moments and silly stories. I am always up for a laugh and if under the right circumstances, something extremely adventurous. I am usually full of energy, ready for the next thing to just come along. People say that I am a depressed goth because of how I dress and because of my music tastes... but I act like a hyperactive kid who just happens to wear eye make-up and listen to Metal! I enjoy life to its fullest and explore all my opinion in love, friends and experience.
I am a huge movie buff. Cinema has been life since I was little but only realised my goal of being a film critic in my late teens. I'm currently studying in Film at the University of Derby so that I can become one... just like the guys here at Spill.com! In fact, when ever I can, I will put up a short film review of a movie or DVD so you guys can understand my film tastes. I love the macho action flicks, especially Hong Kong Kung Fu and Korean Action Thrillers... but also lured to the odd comedy film, melodrama and old fashioned horror movies.
Well, that is the bare bones of it. If you want to know anything else, just ask me. Rock on people!
- All Time Favorite Movies:
- I am a big film buff, so I can really write a long list of films that I have really enjoyed of the past 20 years of my life. From Short Films to Art House, to Low-budget to Blockbuster. It would be far too many too mention into this... So I'll just mention 10 of them
1) The Die Hard Movies (They ALL Rocked)
2) OldBoy
3) Jackie Brown
4) Johnny Got His Gun
5) 12 Monkeys
6) 3 - Iron
7) Casablanca
8) The Doors
9) Lust, Caution
10) 21 Grams
If you haven't heard of some of these films... WATCH THEM! You'll love it!
- All Time Worst Movies:
- My God... I am an opinionated guy so when I hate something... I hate it. So here are 7 of them that just made me wanna scream and rant on about how s**t is it...
1) The Phantom of the Opera
2) Gothika
3) Scary Movie 4
4) The Da Vinci Code
5) The Village
6) Meet The Spartans
7) Quentin Tarantino's Death Proof
- Favorite Actors or Actresses:
- Bruce Willis, Woody Harrelson, Viggo Mortenson, James Dean, Uma Thurman, Naomi Watts
- Favorite Directors:
- Alfred Hitchcock, Robert Rodriguez, John Woo, Oliver Stone
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Cutting Into The Scene: Case Study - Versus (Further Reading)
Greetings All,
This is yet another secondary blog that is basically used as a reference to my huge in depth series of essays surrounding Asian Cinema. This is a part of the Japanese Cinema research paper. Using the idea of postmodernism, I looked into the 2000 cult classic Versus and applying the themes set up in the previous essay. To see the original essay, please click here.
WARNING: This blog… Continue
This is yet another secondary blog that is basically used as a reference to my huge in depth series of essays surrounding Asian Cinema. This is a part of the Japanese Cinema research paper. Using the idea of postmodernism, I looked into the 2000 cult classic Versus and applying the themes set up in the previous essay. To see the original essay, please click here.
WARNING: This blog… Continue
Posted on June 21, 2009 at 10:36pm —
Cutting Into The Scene: Case Study - The Killer (Further Reading)
Greetings All,
This is a secondary blog that is basically used as a reference to my huge in depth series of essays surrounding Asian Cinema. This is a part of the Hong Kong research paper, looking even more into the John Woo classic The Killer. To see the original essay, please click here.
WARNING: This blog does contain Spoilers! All of the clips show more than that is already refere… Continue
This is a secondary blog that is basically used as a reference to my huge in depth series of essays surrounding Asian Cinema. This is a part of the Hong Kong research paper, looking even more into the John Woo classic The Killer. To see the original essay, please click here.
WARNING: This blog does contain Spoilers! All of the clips show more than that is already refere… Continue
Posted on June 21, 2009 at 8:30pm — 2 Comments
Cutting Into The Scene: Kung Fu Gun Fights and Ghostly Samurais (Part 2: Japan)
Alright Spillos,
Prof. IronMan is here to give you yet another look in the fantastic world of cinema in Cutting Into the Scene.
After a long while, I have finally fine tuned the second half of our look into Asian Cinema. With part one over and done with, we have seen that Hong Kong Cinema is more than just flash. To read part 1, click here. It is only now far that we see if the opposite applies… Continue
Prof. IronMan is here to give you yet another look in the fantastic world of cinema in Cutting Into the Scene.
After a long while, I have finally fine tuned the second half of our look into Asian Cinema. With part one over and done with, we have seen that Hong Kong Cinema is more than just flash. To read part 1, click here. It is only now far that we see if the opposite applies… Continue
Posted on June 21, 2009 at 7:30pm — 2 Comments
Cutting Into The Scene: Kung Fu Gun Fights and Ghostly Samurais (Part 1: Hong Kong)
Alright Spillos,
Prof. IronMan is here to give you yet another look in the fantastic world of cinema in Cutting Into the Scene.
This session will be a bit special as it will be divided in 2 parts. I have always been a fan of Asian cinema ever since I saw my first Anime so many years ago. As I got older, I discovered a whole new realm beyond those given out by Hollywood... Asia. It was filled with intense history and culture so different to the one I knew and was instantly… Continue
Prof. IronMan is here to give you yet another look in the fantastic world of cinema in Cutting Into the Scene.
This session will be a bit special as it will be divided in 2 parts. I have always been a fan of Asian cinema ever since I saw my first Anime so many years ago. As I got older, I discovered a whole new realm beyond those given out by Hollywood... Asia. It was filled with intense history and culture so different to the one I knew and was instantly… Continue
Posted on May 28, 2009 at 7:00am —
Ironman's Movie Review: The Mist
Yo Spillios,
Here is part two of my classic review blogs of a classic Steven King movie... Enjoy!
As previously mentioned in a separate review, Stephen King films are vast due to the extreme volumes of work that can be adapted. Some have been turned in to TV Shows and Movies, other… Continue
Here is part two of my classic review blogs of a classic Steven King movie... Enjoy!
As previously mentioned in a separate review, Stephen King films are vast due to the extreme volumes of work that can be adapted. Some have been turned in to TV Shows and Movies, other… Continue
Posted on May 10, 2009 at 8:33pm —
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This is a general message to those that live around london or in the U.K.or could make the trip to London.
Our much beloved Korey who makes all of our animations here at spill.
Will be traveling to London not to long from now.
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He wants to meet the people from Spill from these areas from across the pond and maybe have a small party of sorts in London.
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