Category Archives: movie therapy

The phrase “solider on” comes to mind -the need to reach a goal without (a shadow of a) doubt, without (a second) thought. The story was small – but the camera work was incredible… Impatient and determined, with long tracking cuts and intense cinematography. War is hard to watch; I kept catching my breath.

I was afraid this was going to be to extremely amateur with the preceding trailers including Peter Rabbit and Spongebob movies…but it wasn’t.Interesting task to once again visit this story and not try and over-evaluate the interpretation. What resonated? These two. He sticks. She compels. A companion and a force. And a reminder to keepContinue reading “Little Women”

When Billy Joel’s The Stranger came thru in the movie, it stood out to me. Mostly because the rest of the score was so tense and exhausting. Adam Sandler was painfully impressive and deserves all of the attention he is getting for this role. Loved it. #52in52 #movietherapy

About 5 years ago I challenged myself to do this thing where I went to see a movie in theaters once a week, alone. I was inspired by my birthfather who had told me he went to the movies every Friday. It sounded fun (it was), it sounded simple (it wasn’t). I called it movieContinue reading “Movie Therapy aka #52in52”