JoelGunz
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Hey Tweeps, Merry Christmas from me and Uncle Alfred! See your card here:
2:22 PM Dec 24th
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@ Oops, I guess that was more than 140 characters. ;)
10:56 AM Dec 24th
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in reply to norbuck
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Deleuze: "In cinema, perhaps 3 films show how we live in time, ... how it carries us, picks us up, enlarges us ... One film is Vertigo."
10:52 AM Dec 24th
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In other words, we are rarely in the here and now. All experience is mediated by memory.We are inhabited by time, not the other way around.
10:48 AM Dec 24th
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Godard: "Though we see things with Manny's own eyes, he remains outside us, just as he is outside himself."
10:45 AM Dec 24th
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Conversely, the subjective POV shots of Manny in The Wrong Man convey his bewilderment. As Godard wrote, he "sees without looking."
10:44 AM Dec 24th
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Re Rear Window's opening long take crane shot, Deleuze says: "it is the camera, not the dialogue, that *explains* why."
10:42 AM Dec 24th
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Conversely, Jackson's bold splashes and splatters are similar to Hitchcock's use of montage, most easily grasped in Psycho's shower scene.
10:39 AM Dec 24th
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I see a corollary between his long, calligraphic strokes and Hitch's long takes, snaking around the room, as he paints with the camera.
10:37 AM Dec 24th
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IMHO, Jackson Pollock's work does the same thing with paint. TWhen contemplating of his paintings, we are watching the process of thought
10:36 AM Dec 24th
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"... which introduces 'real' movement into the image?" Hitchcock's moving image & moving camera express, not just action, but thought.
10:33 AM Dec 24th
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Re the link btwn philosophy & film, Deleuze says: I like those who demand we introduce movement to thought. How could I not discover cinema?
10:29 AM Dec 24th
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@ Hard to say it in 140 characters! But here goes...
10:27 AM Dec 24th
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in reply to norbuck
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@ you will enjoy it!
3:17 PM Dec 23rd
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@ It's "Hitchcock with Deleuze," by Sam Ishiii-Gonzales, published in "Hitchcock Past and Future." Familiar with it?
2:04 PM Dec 23rd
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in reply to estherbester
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Reading an interesting essay on Hitchcock, Deleuze and Bergson. Uphill work. Then I saw "Pollock" last night and now it all makes sense.
1:15 PM Dec 23rd
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Excellent NY Times story about Robin Wood's life:
12:37 PM Dec 22nd
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Critic/scholar Robin Wood has passed. Perceptive, thoughtful and spot on, his "Hitchcock's Films" was one of my favorites. RIP.
12:11 PM Dec 22nd
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Interesting discussion about "Shadow of a Doubt" going on at the Alfred Hitchcock Geek fan page. Join in!
9:37 AM Dec 22nd
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@ Thanks so much for the kind words! About 2009? It's been nice, but I think it's time for me to start seeing other years. ;)
9:36 AM Dec 22nd
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- Name Joel Gunz
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- Bio Writer, Brand Mechanic, Alfred Hitchcock Geek , Eccentric Billionaire
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