Reflections on Easter Weekend, 2021.
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Double Feature: Remembering Olivia de Havilland
This past weekend, many headlines lamented the passing of Olivia de Havilland, the last living star of Gone With the Wind. Indeed, de Havilland, who celebrated her 104th birthday just a few weeks ago on July 1st, represented the final lingering glory of the Golden Age of Hollywood.
Read MoreThe Chosen: Looking at Christ Through A Different Lens
How “Chosen” looks at the life of Christ differently from other Jesus movies.
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Metropolis: the Mother of Science Fiction
How the science fiction genre’s first Feature Film is still one of the genre’s best.
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Jojo Rabbit & Satire
How “Jojo Rabbit” balances the tightrope between comedy and drama.
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Discipline: In Life & Media pt 2, Resolve
As I continue in my own growth as a cinephile and human being, I find there is a lot of crossover between my spiritual struggles and disciplines and the disciplines I am attempting to build into my media life.
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Rise of Skywalker Is Too Busy | An Editor’s Take
One Editor’s take on what he would have done with the footage that was handed to the editor of Rise of Skywalker.
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Discipline: In Life & Media
Thoughts on one Cinephile’s need for discipline in their life in general as well as in what they watch.
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Story, Spectacle, and Soul
A Cinephile’s Thoughts on what makes a Film a Masterpiece.
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Oscars 2020 - Highlights from a Cinephile
So as a cinephile who usually prizes the craft of film over the politics, what are some highlights from last night?
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Remembering Kirk Douglas
Yesterday, the world lost a legend. Actor/producer Kirk Douglass has died at the age of 103. Douglas was one of the old school Hollywood tough guys, appearing in film noir classics like Out of the Past (1947), hard hitting dramas like The Bad and Beautiful (1952), and Westerns like Gunfight at the OK Corral (1957). But Douglas was more than just a movie star.
Read MoreTrue Myth Media Top Films of 2019
The TMM staff reflects on the top films of 2019.
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Friends & Family
Part of the magic of the Holidays for me as a child was watching the same old commercial laden VHS copies of “How the Grinch Stole Christmas,” “Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer,” “Miracle on 34th Street” and “Scrooge.”
Read More31 Nights of Thrills Part II
This October, join True Myth Media for a spotlight on horror films!
Read MoreGreat Shorts at TCFF
One of the biggest highlights for me at the Traverse City Film Festival was the “Great Lakes, Great Shorts” Program which featured 8 short documentaries. I don’t take the time to see a lot of shorts as film festivals are one of the better ways to see them and I don’t go to many. However, with my growing interest in local film I was more than usually intrigued by the program.
Read MoreTraverse City Film Fest 2019 Spotlight
TMM crew took a trip to Traverse City to get a look at the upcoming festival.
Read MoreA Criterion Primer
Any Cinephile worth his salt knows that the Criterion Sale at Barnes and Noble is one of the best times of year. Hundreds of the greatest works of art ever produced on sale for 50% off and available at your local mall.
Read MoreThe Rites of Ari Aster
A look at the pagan symbolism and hidden messages in Ari Aster’s films “Hereditary” and “Midsommar”.
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Read MoreGoodish Omens
A brief look at the Amazon Prime limited series Good Omens.
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