its extremely hard to discuss the strengths of a movie likes this as i don't believe that a movie can earn a solid reputation just based of the fact that it is heartbreaking alone though this film does have many points to it's favor like how it uses framing to accentuate first and foremost the actors' faces and horrified expressions as well as its ever-shifting michel gondry-ian sets though what sets it apart from being extremely successful in what it…

Reading a good amount of Charlie Kaufman’s Antkind got me thinking more or less about what he personally is attempting to say with his satire; and his satire runs deep. It overflows his pages. It becomes not only an element to accentuate his points within the text but the text itself. Antkind’s first few pages sets up Kaufman’s protagonist: someone who everyone more or less knows. He’s a little bit ill-mannered (but we only see this from the point of…

It will become a habit by early teenage years for you and your generation, and for those older and younger who have found their way in the same direction, to become boring with their stories. To become boring with their stories not only vocally (start to finish, each act cleanly recounted, comedic timing rehearsed, a strong finish that leaves the audience satisfied), but on paper as well, what with writing classes teaching fiction in five parts (a beginning, three rising…