i dream in shades of black and white…
Review of Phantom Love (2008) forthcoming.
Memories of the Future
"…the immense backlog of material that feeds into dreams." -farber
new memories
This is the second version of Memories of the Future, the continuation of a blog which was kept for over four years over at the Rotten Tomatoes website. Multiple links connect that journal to this, its newer counterpart.
regarding the search…
Memories of the Future is essentially the part of my private journal that I have decided to share with others. Most entries here will be dedicated to film reviews and opinions on my readings, but also expect the occassional musings on music, the visual arts and any random thought that I think might have some kind of meaning outside myself.
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Wow, those shots are gorgeous. I have the chance to see Phantom Love in the next couple weeks, but I was hesitant since I didn’t care for The Bloody Child. Those screencaps are enough to convince me to see it…can’t wait for the review.
You should definitely see it… it’s the most visually gorgeous film I’ve seen in a long, long time. I’ll hopefully have my review up in the next day or two.
-jesse
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MY DREAM SCHEDULE « Limitless Cinema in Broken English said this on 19 October 2007 at 8:36 am |
Hey, do you still plan to write about PHANTOM LOVE?
I love this film a lot, and it’s definitely one of my most favorites of 2007. But I myself can’t write about this film. Somehow I find it too difficult to express what I feel for this film into words. So in the end I decided to just translate what my friend wrote about this film from Thai into English.
I would love to read what you think about this film, though.
celinejulie- Just for you, I’ll put up what I came up with right now. I’m afraid it fell short of what I would have liked it to be, but it is what it is…