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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Homage to THOMAS CROWN: DUPLICITY Strikes a Nostalgic Note
Made for $60M but grossing only $40M, Duplicity was a 2009 box office flop about two former spies turned corporate security experts who team up to defraud their respective companies while wondering whether they are being conned by each other. … Continue reading
Posted in Readings
Tagged clive owen, duplicity, editing, faye dunaway, homage, julia roberts, nostalgia, steve mcqueen, the thomas crown affair
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Marketing Music: A Baroque orchestral master-work written to attract and retain audiences
One of the defining aspects of movie trailers is that they occupy the same medium as the film they advertise. Indeed, that is one of their distinctive formal qualities. A book review, with excerpts from the book discussed, would be … Continue reading
Posted in Observations and Provocations
Tagged concerto grossi, Handel, lincoln's inn fields, magic lantern, masques, oratorio, shakespeare
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