when two directors adapt the same book Archer Green 2024-04-15 | #dune #denisvilleneuve #davidlynch With the release Denis Villeneuve's Dune: Part Two, the franchise has become more popular than ever. But did you know there was a previous Dune movie? And did you know it was directed by David Lynch. Today, we're going compare Villeneuve's Dune and David Lynch's Dune, looking at the differences in aesthetic, pacing, tone and visuals. Thanks to my friend Jess for helping with Dune lore.References:youtube.com/watch?v=uIKupTibxKQ&tyoutube.com/watch?v=M6DHUidhVbY
when the director accidentally makes a classic Archer Green 2024-07-27 | #stevenspielberg #indianajones #videoessay When Steven Spielberg and George Lucas set out to make Raiders of the Lost Ark they wanted to make a fun, action-adventure, B-movie like the ones they grew up with. But they got a lot more than they bargained for. Through a range of really simple filmmaking technique executed frequently and excellently, Raiders of the Lost Ark became an instant classic, birthing the Indiana Jones franchise, and remaining in the public imagination for over 40 years.
that time Tarantino tried to reinvent himself. Archer Green 2024-07-01 | #jackiebrown #tarantino #videoessay https://x.com/ArcherGreen_instagram.com/archergreen_patreon.com/ArcherGreenJackie Brown is maybe one of Tarantino's lesser known films, but maybe on of his best? Join me as we explore his follow up to Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs and takes his cinematic style in a new direction. With blaxploitation influences, meta casting decisions and a fresh approach to violence - Jackie Brown is unlike any other movies in Tarantino's filmography
who said practical effects are always better? Archer Green 2024-05-27 | #planetoftheapes #andyserkis #visualeffects We've got to the point where fully CGI characters can be near flawless, we easily forget that Caesar from Planet of the Apes, Davy Jones from Pirates of the Caribbean or Gollum from Lord of the Rings are just visual effects creations, and accept the illusion without second thought. How did we get here? What makes good CGI characters good and bad CGI characters bad? Join me and Andy Serkis as we explore the development of motion capture and performance capture, and look at a few examples which demonstrate how to use this technology most effectively.References:youtube.com/watch?v=y18QuHDUG-Eyoutube.com/watch?v=wzoSROKo0_wyoutube.com/watch?v=DpRLTfVEhMk
no wonder everyone prefers part two Archer Green 2024-05-06 | #dune #duneparttwo #denisvilleneuve Dune: Part Two is a great film, amazing cinematography, visual effects, world building and sound design. But that's not what this video is about. This video is about why Dune: Part Two is a great sequel. Join me as we explore some of the greatest sequels of all time, The Empire Strikes Back, The Dark Knight, The Godfather Part II, and The Two Tower, and why Dune: Part Two can find it's place among these greatsReferences:youtube.com/watch?v=wPDp88Ta8eYyoutube.com/watch?v=ZYI0EarCQE8youtube.com/watch?v=Pjm98WgyH2Y
this is what oscar winning editing looks like Archer Green 2024-03-18 | #oppenheimer #christophernolan #oscars Last week Oppenheimer won 7 Academy Awards, including Best Director for Christopher Nolan, Best Actor for Cillian Murphy and Best Supporting Actor for Robert Downey Jr. But today, I'm going to focus on how and why editor Jennifer Lame's work won the Oscar for Best Editing. Join me as we break down the numerous techniques that makes this 3 hour movie, which is packed with information, characters, plot points, and themes, into one of the most dynamic, fast paced, and engaging films of the year.References:youtube.com/watch?v=RuHEufsHJQcyoutube.com/watch?v=ykioWgVoYcI&vox.com/culture/2017/7/25/15985480/christopher-nolan-explained-dunkirk-inception-dark-knightyoutube.com/watch?v=ZOenDCjBo0Eyoutube.com/watch?v=0Q90x09QeWwyoutube.com/watch?v=ALnclwPtRNsnpr.org/2020/12/14/946420812/christopher-nolan-on-why-time-is-a-recurring-theme-in-his-moviesyoutube.com/watch?v=AZaF_JFxBpEyoutube.com/watch?v=tYScJZWhaHA
no wonder hes everyones new favourite director Archer Green 2024-02-05 | #PoorThings #YorgosLanthimos #TheFavourite Grab the NordVPN deal - nordvpn.com/archergreen and get +4 extra months. Try it risk-free now with a 30-day money-back guarantee.Support me on Patron - patreon.com/ArcherGreenWith the release of Poor Things, Yorgos Lanthimos is one of the most interesting directors working today, no other filmmaker truly captures the sense of discomfort and unease you get when watching a Lanthimos movie. The Lobster and The Killing of a Sacred Deer are two very unpleasant movies. His worlds are utterly compelling yet dystopian at the same time, and they are all presented to us through his distinct visual style, which is at its height in The Favourite. Join me as we explore why his films are so effective, and how they give us a new perspective on our own society.
when the director happens to be an expert in colour theory Archer Green 2024-01-15 | #LaLaLand #RyanGosling #VideoEssay Join me as we explore how director Damien Chazelle made use of colours in La La Land. Instead of using the standard emotional connotations for certain colours, Chazelle gives each colour its own thematic resonance and narrative weight, adding an extra layer to the visual storytelling. He uses inspirations ranging from German Expressionism to classical Hollywood to create a film that is not only colourful, but uses these colours for specific purposes.Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound
when a great director creates his own genre, then subverts it Archer Green 2023-12-11 | #tarantino #onceuponatimeinhollywood #cinema There's certain directors that have such a distinct style that there films have almost become a genre in and of itself, Wes Anderson, Yorgos Lanthimos, and - the subject of this video - Tarantino. Over the past few decades Tarantino has developed a number of trademarks - conversational dialogue, graphic violence, needle drops. But in his latest film - Once Upon a Time in Hollywood - he subverts these trademarks. He brings a new unique take on the things audiences have come to expect from his films, join me as we explore how he does this.References:youtube.com/watch?v=V0iLXy8X5Zs&studiobinder.com/blog/once-upon-a-time-in-hollywood-analysiswidescreenings.com/analysis-once-upon-hollywood.htmlempireonline.com/movies/features/movie-plots-explained-once-upon-a-time-in-hollywoodyoutube.com/watch?v=Qs_3ZAN2D94&ab_channel=SpaceyVRGamerWritten & Edited by Lawrence Mason for Archer GreenMusic:Spring Gang - Mama FunkCold Funk by Kevin MacLeodThe Heist - Paper Yellow Music Retro - Wayne JonesThe Tumbleweed’s Dance - Luke Garfield Hayden Folker - Cast Aside
no wonder hes everyones new favourite actor Archer Green 2023-11-20 | #RyanGosling #Cinema #VideoEssay Join me as we explore Ryan Gosling's career, from his time as a child star in the 90s, to the fame and acclaim he enjoys today. He's played all kinds of characters, from the edgy loners of Drive, Blade Runner and The Place Beyond the Pines. To playing the charming romantic lead in The Notebook, Crazy Stupid Love and La La Land. This is you're whistle stop tour of one of the greatest of his generation. Written & Edited by Lawrence Mason for Archer Green
is this the most ironic film of all time? Archer Green 2023-10-23 | #kubrick #cinema #videoessay Kubrick has a reputation for being a perfectionist. Every tiny detail in his films is planned and executed to the highest possible standard with a severe amount of thought going into it. But this isn't what this video is about. This video is about the deep sense of irony that runs throughout Kubrick's career. Using Dr Strangelove as I jumping off point, I examine each Kubrick film and identify how they satires the structures of power. From the ridiculing of the military in Dr Strangelove and Full Metal Jacket, and his deconstruction of the ruling class in Barry Lyndon and Eyes Wide Shut, as well as the scepticism of technology in 2001: A Space Odyssey and A Clockwork Orange, Kubrick views the world through an ironic lens, and if you want to understand this more, watch the video :)Written & Edited by Lawrence Mason for Archer Green.
but he just makes gangster films Archer Green 2023-09-04 | #MartinScorcese #VideoEssay #Film Martin Scorsese isn't your average director. With a career spanning over four decades, he's created some of the most celebrated American films of all time. Taxi Driver, Goodfellas, Casino; Scorsese has defined the modern gangster film. Yet, this is just one side of his filmography. However, today I'll look beyond this, and try to identify a wider style that is present throughout his work. Stay tuned for an examination of Scorsese's childhood roots, cinematic influences and his key collaborators, which all combine to create some of the best films ever put to screen.Written & edited by Lawrence for Archer Green
how NOT to do the final girl trope Archer Green 2023-04-05 | In this video I discuss and dissect how Ti West subverts the final girl trope in his 2022 slasher film X, prequel to Pearl. Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe to Archer Green.
Like it or not, he makes good movies Archer Green 2023-01-15 | Like it or not, you can't deny Tarantino makes good movies. With Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, Jackie Brown, Kill Bill, Death Proof, Inglorious Basterds, Django Unchained, The Hateful Eight and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Tarantino has almost hit his 10th movie. This video explores how his career has evolved, his approach to filmmaking, and his rise in the industry.
When you live and breathe cinema Archer Green 2022-12-11 | Scorsese has had one hell of a career. From his origins in the 70s, to the titan of the industry he is today, he's been a constant presence in modern filmmaking. Working with numerous actors, such as DeNiro and DiCaprio, and receiving an untold amount of critical acclaim, Martin Scorsese has certainly devoted his life to cinema.This is a documentary made by the Archer Green channel. Compiling, editing and mixing multiple different assets from a wide range of sources together to form a unique narrative regarding the career of Martin Scorsese
George Lucas definitely hit the history books before this one Archer Green 2022-11-27 | George Lucas is our guide as we explore the real world history that inspired the worlds and stories of Star Wars. From WW2, to Ancient Rome, perhaps the universe inhabited by the Galactic Empire and the Republic before it are more similar to ours than we might think.00:00 - History in Context01:17 - Star Wars and History02:00 - Vietnam War04:39 - Ancient Rome05:41 - Jedi08:00 - Our Own History
no wonder horror never got any better than this Archer Green 2022-10-30 | #videoessay #horror #1980s Slasher films dominated the horror genre throughout the 1980s, with stories of masked killers invading the suburbs, and preying on the teenage residents. These films largely follow the same tropes, be it Michael Myers, Freddy Kreuger or Jason Voorhees, there's an inherent familiarity when it comes to Slasher films. This video essay explains these rules, and tracks the history of Slasher films, from their Giallo roots in Italy, to it's postmodernist period marked by the release of Scream in the 90s.00:00 - Slasher Rules02:04 - Giallo03:33 - American Slashers04:43 - Halloween06:22 - Suburban Paranoia 08:53 - Final Girl
Understanding The Lighthouse Archer Green 2022-10-17 | #videoessay #cinema #a24 The Lighthouse is a film shrouded in ambiguity, it cries out for interpretation and discussion. The abstract imagery creates a mystery that the film never answers fully. This video will look at what inspired Robert Eggers when creating the film, going thousands of years into the past, all the way back to Ancient Greece. The stories of Prometheus and Proteus inspired the two characters of The Lighthouse, and this video essay will shed light on that, offering an explanation for the ending of The Lighthouse.Timestamps:00:00 - Hark, Triton!01:02 - Ambiguity02:15 - Rediscovery of Greek Mythology03:31 - Proteus04:37 - Prometheus05:31 - The Light
Why Are There so Many Vietnam War Songs? Archer Green 2022-10-04 | #videoessay #vietnamwar #music The Vietnam War was one of the biggest conflicts of the cold war, claiming millions of lives and causing untold amount of destruction, yet today a big part of its legacy has been reduced to the music that emerged as a result of the conflict. The Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan, Creedence Clearwater Revival and numerous other musicians have been repeatedly associated with the war, with their music occupying the soundtracks of films, video games and TV shows that revolve around the conflict? Fortunate Son has become the unofficial soundtrack to the war. But why is this? Why does the Vietnam War have such a strong musical identity?Music:Give Peace a Chance - John LennonFor What it's Worth - Buffalo Springfield Fortunate Son - Creedence Clearwater RevivalOhio - Crosby, Stills, Nash & YoungBad Moon Rising - Creedence Clearwater RevivalGimme Shelter - The Rolling StonesWhite Rabbit - Jefferson AirplaneCalifornia Dreamin' - The Mamas and PapasPurple Haze - Jimi HendrixHard Rain's a Gonna Fall - Bob DylanTimestamps:00:00 - March on DC01:13 - Fortunate Son02:20 - Counterculture 04:35 - Vietnam War Films05:23 - Music in Vietnam06:17 - Soundtrack to Protests06:42 - Impact of the War
How To Create a Character | There Will Be Blood Archer Green 2022-09-28 | #therewillbeblood #themaster #videoessay #cinemaIn this video I discuss and dissect Paul Thomas Anderson’s approach to character, with a particular emphasis on the characters of Daniel and Eli in his 2007 film There Will Be Blood. I also outline how Anderson later developed this approach in 2012, with the release of The Master. Thank you for watching this video, I hope you enjoyed it. Feel free to like, comment, and subscribe. Peter Bradshaw, “Best films of the noughties No 1: There Will Be Blood”theguardian.com/film/filmblog/2010/jan/01/best-films-noughties-there-will-be-bloodTimestamps:00:00 - Intro01:32 - No monsters, only men02:50 - Creating character and conflict06:44 - Capitalism and religion08:48 - The oil crisis10:05 - Outro
A History of the Western Genre Archer Green 2022-09-18 | #videoessay #western #cinema For the first fifty years or so of cinema's life span, the Western was a major genre, dominating the industry up until the 1970s. But as cinema entered into a new era, it left the Western behind, with modern filmmaking rendering the frontier setting stale when compared to alien worlds or alternate dimensions. This video tracks the life cycle of the Western, from its humble beginnings to its end, looking at how it represents America as a country, and why we might benefit from its return.Timestamps:00:00 - The Great Train Robbery (1903)01:36 - Once Upon a Time in the West (1968)03:28 - Pre-war05:11 - Post-war06:01 - Revisionism07:00 - 80s Decline08:37 - 90s Resurgence09:35 - How Westerns Reflect America
How Wong Kar-wai Reflects Hong Kong Archer Green 2022-09-07 | #wongkarwai #hongkong #videoessayThis is my second video in a series on the director Wong Kar-wai. In this video I outline how we can read his work as a social and political document that comments on the culture of Hong Kong. Like with the first video, I’ve designed this video to be as accessible as possible, so whether you’re already familiar with his work, or had never even heard of his name until now, why not watch and learn a thing or two about one of Asia’s most distinctive directors. Thank you for watching this video, I hope you enjoyed it. I’m still new to making videos so I appreciate any feedback. Please subscribe to Archer Green if you enjoy this video, as he has kindly let me use his channel as an outlet once again. Links:How Wong Kar-wai developed his distinct visual styleyoutube.com/watch?v=cP8iskN9pMMAmanda Brashi, “Time and Trauma in Wong Kar-wai’s In the Mood for Love and 2046”https://www.uww.edu/documents/colleges/cls/Departments/Film%20Studies/RF2%20Brashi.pdfTimestamps:00:00 - Intro00:44 - Happy Together04:40 - In the Mood for Love08:40 - 204611:47 - My Blueberry Nights12:22 - The Grandmaster
How Kubrick Uses the Camera Archer Green 2022-09-04 | #videoessay #cinema #stanleykubrick Kubrick is one of the most influential directors of the 20th Century, his career spanning almost five decades. He is perhaps best known for his bordering on insane attention to detail when it came to what's in the frame, requiring take after take until the shot was perfect. This video looks at a handful of his most interesting shots, and breaking them down, examining how they elevate the themes of their films, and the visual techniques that are on display.One-Point Perspective Montage:vimeo.com/48425421Timestamps00:00 - Full Metal Jacket01:28 - A Clockwork Orange03:09 - Dr. Strangelove04:29 - Barry Lyndon06:55 - Eyes Wide Shut08:00 - The Shining09:43 - One-Point Perspective
How Kubrick Turns Men into Weapons | Full Metal Jacket Archer Green 2022-08-21 | #videoessay #kubrick #cinema Full Metal Jacket sees Kubrick explore the Vietnam war, he focusses on the experiences of the American soldiers and how they are transformed from normal people, with unique personalties and experiences, to reprogrammed soldiers ready to kill at a moments notice. Through characters such as Pvt. Pyle and Pvt. Joker, Kubrick looks at this idea from multiple angles and, with a heavy layer of irony, depicts the Vietnam War in a unique way that no other film has captured since.--Timestamps--00:00 - 'I Belong in Vietnam'00:54 - Boot Camp02:46 - Pvt. Pyle05:45 - Vietnam07:47 - Pvt. Joker11:43 - Dehumanisation
How Wong Kar-wai developed his distinct visual style Archer Green 2022-08-16 | #wongkarwai #hongkong #videoessay #cinemaWong Kar-wai is without a doubt the most acclaimed director to ever come out of Hong Kong. In this video I intend to provide an introduction to his work through looking at how his aesthetic developed over his first five films. I’ve designed this video to be as accessible as possible, so whether you’re already familiar with his work, or had never even heard of his name until now, why not watch and learn a thing or two about one of Asia’s most distinctive directors. Thank you for watching this video, I hope you enjoy it. This is my first video essay so I appreciate any feedback you may have, as I am eager to improve in any way I can. Thank you to Archer Green for letting me use his channel as an outlet. I've been eager to try my hand at making a video for a while now so I really appreciate it. I hope to see you next time, where I will delve further into Kar-wai’s career.-----------------------------------------------------------------Timestamps----------------------------------------------------------------------00:00 - Intro01:05 - As Tears Go By (1988)02:38 - Christopher Doyle 03:16 - Days of Being Wild (1990)04:26 - 199407:10 - Fallen Angels (1995)07:51 - Outro
How Star Wars Reinvented Cinema Archer Green 2022-08-07 | #StarWars #VideoEssay #CinemaIn 1977 one of the most important films ever made was released, Star Wars. Following this, the film industry underwent a dramatic reinvention, becoming more commercially orientated. Many new blockbuster franchises were made in the wake of Star Wars - Indiana Jones, Back to the Future and Ghostbusters to name a few. This video explores the impact Star Wars had on the film industry, and how its legacy is still felt today.-----------------------------------------------------------------Timestamps----------------------------------------------------------------------00:00 - How Star Wars Changed Cinema03:04 - The First Blockbusters04:57 - The Birth of Franchises06:36 - So Much Merchandise09:17 - The Start of Modern Visual Effects11:24 - Reinvention of Sci-Fi12:36 - Legacy of Star Wars
a beginners guide to italian neorealism Archer Green 2022-07-24 | #film #videoessay #neorealismAfter the Second World War a new cinematic movement swept across Italy, focussing on the hardships the country faced after the war Italian Neorealism changed the way films were made not only in Italy, but eventually spread across the world. But what is Italian Neorealism? What are its key features? What are the key films within the movement? And what impact did it have on world cinema?------------------------------------------------------------------Timestamps---------------------------------------------------------------------00:00 - Bicycle Thieves (1948)01:29 - Mussolini03:38 - WW205:03 - Post War06:03 - Rome, Open City (1945)08:11 - La Terra Trema (1948)10:07 - Impact of the 'real'
How The Northman Immerses us in History Archer Green 2022-07-03 | #roberteggers #thenorthman #videoessayRobert Eggers is known for his historical films, translating folklore from artefacts to the screen. His films inhabit a world where any belief people had at the time is as true as they believe it to be. As such, his latest film, The Northman, puts such viking values of vengeance, battle and violence at the top of its priorities. In doing so, we are immersed into the viking world, a world where vengeance is above all.To hear more of my thoughts check out the One to Watch Podcast, where I discuss The Northman and much more, with my friend and host Ben: open.spotify.com/episode/4vw2gaTjLlaBfM1pIyg2Cg?si=Ius86AUSSeKvxGwsvr0VqQ------------------------------------------------------------------Timestamps------------------------------------------------------------------------00:00 - Isolation in Eggers' Films01:39 - Vengeance Above All03:17 - Amleth's Terror04:55 - Morality of Vengeance06:57 - Vengeance in Doubt08:51 - Fjolnir's Revenge10:26 - Summary
What The Batman is Really About Archer Green 2022-05-02 | #thebatman #videoessay #moviereview Director Matt Reeves reinvented Gotham's caped crusader with The Batman, embracing the film noir movement and crafting a Batman with a darker past. The thematic truth that runs through the heart of the film regards The Riddler's goal of bringing Gotham's secrets out of the shadows and into the light. As the film unfolds, Batman follows a similar journey; rejecting his ethos of fear and vengeance and embracing hope and justice, coming out of the shadows, and into the light.------------------------------------------------------------------Timestamps-----------------------------------------------------------------------0:00 - Theme1:00 - Intro2:26 - Cinematography 4:39 - Riddler6:16 - Batman7:45 - Catwoman9:28 - Noir Influences11:19 - Conclusion
What Under The Silver Lake is Really About Archer Green 2022-03-31 | #underthesilverlake #a24 #andrewgarfield The world of Under the Silver Lake seems... off. Whats going on? And what does it all mean? Is Under the Silver Lake simply a film about a man decoding a modern day conspiracy theory in the heart of LA? Or is there a deeper meaning beneath the surface? Sam's journey not only uncovers truths about his surroundings, but truths about himself, that by the end of the film he must face up to.
How the 90s Changed Cinema Archer Green 2022-02-28 | #tarantino #cinema #90sThe 90s saw the rise of some of Hollywood's most renowned directors, Tarantino, Wes Anderson, the Coen Brother, Paul Thomas Anderson and many more. These filmmakers spearheaded a new indie wave that dominated the decade, films became more stylised, dialogue moved towards a more conversational style and the subject matters became more varied. Screens were no longer dominated by action packed, high concept blockbusters like Back to the Future or The Terminator, instead films became slower paced and more relaxed. The balance of power shifted away from the studios and towards the filmmakers, facilitating this indie dominance.
How Scorsese and Spielberg Rose to Fame Archer Green 2022-01-29 | #scorsese #spielberg #cinemaBoth Scorsese and Spielberg have been titans of the film industry for many decades now, but how did they gain such status? This video explores their origins from humble film students to heavy weight champions of the film world. Looking at key moments along their rise to fame, and how their careers form a fascinating contract when compared.
Searching for Answers in The Green Knight Archer Green 2021-09-26 | The latest A24 film centres around the Arthurian tale of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, an old english legend. The stories latest adaptation, directed by A Ghost Story's David Lowery opens the door for numerous interpretations and questions regarding the film's meaning. With many sections leaving more questions than answers, this video attempts to break down some of the mysteries that occur throughout this film, and search for answers amidst Gawain's fateful quest.
The Graduate: New Hollywood comes of Age | Video Essay Archer Green 2021-05-22 | The Graduate has long been labeled as one of the key films that helped kick start the 'New Hollywood' movement, and this video examines the film, and explores why. America in the late 60s and 70s was going through immense cultural change, with the counter culture at large there was a shift in social attitudes. This shift naturally found its way into popular culture, cinema included, leading to a different style of films coming out of Hollywood - The Graduate is one of these.
The Thin Red Lines Testing of Faith Archer Green 2020-12-07 | Terrence Malick's The Thin Red Line focusses on a handful of American soldiers as they siege a Japanese held pacific island during WW2. While it doesn't shy away from showing the devastating physical effects of war, the main focus of this is on the mental effect it has on those involved. The experiences these characters go through increasingly bring their faith into question, not necessarily their religious faith, but what they base their world view around. War is destructive in nature, so natural these world views come under strain, some are broken, some are twisted, some are even built back stronger than ever, but what this film shows above all else - is how war tests people's faith.The Film comment article by Gavin Smith - filmcomment.com/article/let-there-be-light-the-thin-red-lineCheck out a podcast I did with a friend on The Thin Red Line: open.spotify.com/episode/0a2WOv7Basaclj7ReqvrkB?si=5IjemkXLTAChHk5pDhDkTwAll copyrights belong to Fox.
Learning to Swim in Moonlight Archer Green 2020-11-08 | The cinematography for Barry Jenkin's best picture winner Moonlight has been broadly praised. It features more slick and 'beautiful' visuals that are not par for the course of films of this subject matter. While the camera work is impressive throughout, this video focusses on one scene in particular, the one where Mahershala Ali's Juan teaches a young Chiron how to swim at an overcast Miami beach. I wanted to delve deep into how the cinematography is used to convey specific meanings and emotions, so this video looks at the framing and camera angle of the scene, while also taking into account the wider context of it, to look at how it conveys Chiron's vulnerability, and the relationship between the two characters.
The Original Midsommar Archer Green 2020-09-25 | Ari Aster's Midsommar has been routinely compared to the 1973 film The Wicker Man, and at first glance it is clear why. Both are seemingly horror films with essentially the same premise, an outsider arrives at a foreign cult like community and it eventually devolves into bloody murder and so forth. As a big fan of Midsommar I thought I should check out The Wicker Man. After watching Robin Hardy's film I decided to make a video comparing the two, looking at what makes them so similar, but also analysing the major differences the two films have.0:00 Introduction0:39 Wes Anderson's The Wicker Man1:35 How do the plots compare?3:44 How do the characters compare?5:34 What are the cults like?7:48 What are the vibes9:44 In summary
What Makes Westerns so Cool? Archer Green 2020-07-25 | The Western genre is one of the most recognisable genres out there, with many classics such as 'Once Upon a Time in the West' and 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.' When people think of classic films, no doubt Westerns spring to mind. But why are they so memorable? And why have they had such a lasting impact on popular culture and cinema as a whole? This video aims to answer this question by examining what makes them so cool, by focussing on Sergio Leone's western filmography.
The Identity of The Last Black Man in San Francisco Archer Green 2020-06-19 | The Last Black Man in San Francisco, released in 2019, is the passion project of childhood friends Joe Talbot and Jimmie Fails, who grew up together in San Francisco. This film is about a fictionalised version of Jimmie Fails reclaiming his childhood home that his grandfather built in the 1940s. This is done amidst a changing San Francisco, where gentrification has pushed those less fortunate to the fringes of society. This video is an exploration of what I believe to be the films main theme - identity.
The Follow Up to The Lighthouse Archer Green 2020-06-04 | Last year up-and-coming indie director Robert Eggers released his second feature film, The Lighthouse, which instantly became a cult classic and a favourite among indie film fans, myself included. This video explores his next film - The Northman, looking at what we can expect from the film in terms of story, setting, cast etc.
Interesting Films 2019 Archer Green 2020-05-13 | So I thought I'd make a nice little video talking about some of the most interesting films I saw last year. These aren't necessarily the 'best' films I saw last year, but just the more memorable ones that stood out from the crowd.Enjoy00:00 Intro00:30 Hereditary01:26 Under the Silver Lake02:53 Sorry To Bother You04:00 The Witch04:57 Good Time05:50 Midsommar07:03 Once Upon a Time in Hollywood08:31 Mandy09:30 Marriage Story10:32 Outro
