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I got to catch a lot of her stuff early on since my former roommate and I both work as photographers. He actually bought a Hasselblad camera to be more like Vivian Maier ha.

As far as the legal battle goes, from what I know (and I could be very very wrong), I lean more toward non-commercialized publication. In my opinion, Vivian took the photos; she should get paid. However, she is unfortunately no longer with us. She doesn’t really have much of an heir besides a distant cousin (who odds are didn’t know Vivian or her photography).

I’d totally be fine with a little compensation going to those who set up the shows and develop the negatives for their time and effort. With that said, mass market commercialization for art you had no hand in making (and the author will have no say) strikes me as wrong.

Wild Wild Country - 9/10


Netflix 6-part documentary.. I've always been interested in cults, communes, etc..

Thor: Ragnarok

I mean, it’s a comedic mishmash of Flash Gordon and Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome that stars comic book versions of Norse deities but is, at its center, the story of a young generation dealing with the legacy of their forefathers and how they should move away from it and set out to create a stronger, kinder world even if it means discarding the old one and also robs any narrative weight that an actual, literal apocalypse may have because this movie has its feet firmly set on one side of the argument (the discarding one.)

Also, The Hulk fights a giant wolf on top of a rainbow.

I think you’re either in or you’re out.

Yes, it was great.

It is terrific. I really enjoyed it. I live in one of the poorest American cities, but Flint is much worse. At least we have nice potable water.

Pyschopath???

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It's also very sad in her story, coz she was very poor. If she shown her pics to the world, she might have been quite wealthy. In the end of her life she was searching food in street bins.
She had definitely complicated personality, that's why this movie is so good.

Yeah, for example she took children she was looking after, to the slaughteryhouse to make a pics of dead animals or abanded them on the street and after few hours police found them and brought back home.

I was thinking you would like it more
For me is much better than "You were never here". I saw your high rating about the second movie.

I don’t recall anything in the documentary about her abandoning children on the street.

Freaks (Browning, 1932)

Probably going to write up a lot more soon but this was a great revisit. Surprisingly humanizing for a film entitled Freaks. An interesting time capsule. +

If you like Scott Adkins and Louis Mandylor, these two play each other off so well in the latest collaboration between Adkins and director Jesse V. Johnson (Savage Dog, Accident Man, and the upcoming Triple Threat)


Final Rating: B

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Mom and Dad. A strange phenomenon sweeps the US, causing parents to murderously turn on their own children. Nicolas Cage and Selma Blair star in this darkly comic horror movie that has some nice conceits and moments, but is ultimately unremarkable.

Could be. I got the impression that she was simply an oddball eccentric.. Great stuff.

~Doc

(MULTIPLE REWATCH) The Departed ++ While I have always been a fan of, and prefer the original Korean film Infernal Affairs you CAN NOT deny the excellence of this film and the entire cast of actors within it.

***CORRECTION*** Make that a Hong Kong film!!!

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It’s a brilliant movie. Seen it several times.

“Cui gives a ****?”

Good Time (2017)

A good time.

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This is up there on my list of need to catch.