warfare in my eyes is easily the best film of the year so far and one of the greatest war films ever made. flawless filmmaking in this. genuinely flawless. not one issue at all. Film is the most immersive art out there. the job of a film is to make you feel something and immerse you into its world and story; the very best films leave a lasting impression on you that changes your view on the world around you…

two cool things happening today, one it’s my birthday and two My Friend, Jackson is coming out today at 12:00 noon GMT. LINK HERE. i have set a premiere up so feel free to watch it when it comes out. i had to pull an all nighter last night to get this done in time. i’m happy with it. there are still a lot of areas i need to work on but i’m proud of it. this film is super personal…

Tarkovsky is actually an insane filmmaker. from the 3 films i’ve seen from him i have them all at a 4.5 and i only see myself loving them more with time. while i find Solaris to be my least favourite out of Ivan’s Childhood and Mirror, i’m still astounded by this film. I don’t want to say too much, because i feel that to fully grasp this movies themes and story a rewatch is due, but what i find in…

wowowowowowow, Lucas this is 100% your best film and one of my favourite shorts anyone of my mutuals had made. cinematography is absolutely beautiful and i love every single shot choice, it works so well with the story, it emphasises that every shot matters in this, every cut it’s purposeful. love the change in focus in two shots and the zooms were incredible. i like the colour grading but i think it’s a bit too harsh at points but it…

Trey Edward Shults: Hey it’s the weekend, hi man what’s up how are you?

The Weekend: Hey, i liked your movie waves, i’m really sad right now, i just got broken up with and my fans are crazy as fuck!

Trey Edward Shults: Hey man, i’m sorry to hear that. 

The Weekend: Wait a minute….. This would be an incredible film, and i have my album coming out soon, let’s make a movie!

Trey Edward Shults: That’s a great idea!…

Ivan’s childhood has got to be one of the best war films i’ve seen. Tarkovsky is a director i really need to get into more and from the two films i’ve seen, he is him. the way he frames shots, to evoke certain feelings from the viewer, the way that tension is built up is done so masterfully. i strive to have this excellence with how the cinematography is directed. every single tracking shot or zoom is so heavily motivated…