Watched a movie in a cemetery.
Last night, I tagged along to watch a late night movie at Hollywood Forever Cemetery.
It was pretty cool. Prior to the screening, we ate pizza and drank champagne.
Last night, I tagged along to watch a late night movie at Hollywood Forever Cemetery.
It was pretty cool. Prior to the screening, we ate pizza and drank champagne.
PR girl did some voice-overs for this film… and invited me to a special screening.. where they served guests Huckleberry deliciousness and gave out free T-shirts….the film, itself, documents two ladies who dedicated their lives to help ushering orphaned elephants and orangutans back into the wild…narrated by Morgan Freeman…it was cooooool
Link: Born to Be Wild
Last night, the kickboxer invited me to a special viewing of Chamaco at the MPark 4 Cinemas in Koreatown. It was pretty damn good, and I got to meet the writer and star of the film.
Here is a screenshot of one of my favorite fighting scenes of one of my favorite movies, Red Cliff.
In it, the bad guys are lured into this maze, where they are methodically massacred by the underdogs. Amazing cinematography.
watched Inception for the second time…. this time at CGV Cinemas.. they do movies with Korean subtitles.
This is Level 3, Garth (sorry, an inside cool kids joke).
Sunday night, checked out the IMAX version of Inception at Rave Motion Pictures 18. We had the best seats (back row).
We paid some stupid price for parking and stuck around for a good 10 minutes.
Attended the Late Night Art Program celebrating 20 years of Freewaves, a group that does experimental movies. It was….well, not really my thing. Interesting, nonetheless.
Here are a few photos that I took. Sooj chowing down on tacos.
Saw a late showing with the cool kids. Puts art into perspective.
I always wondered what happened to the film, Life Remote Control. I’ve been waiting for it. Now I know. =)
By the way, the caprese sandwich at Arclight is pretty good.
Link: Banksy Film
Gomorrah was a joy to watch. Gritty and honest, it intertwines five stories of people who were affected by the Camorra, Italy’s largest organized crime syndicate. Matteo Garrone, the director, did an excellent job portraying how entrenched the group is in Italy’s culture and economy. From drugs and weapons to high-fashion textiles and waste management, they’re everywhere.
The above picture is from the story of Marco and Ciro, a couple of wanna-be gangster teens who quote Scarface and try to create their own little gang. Kind of funny.