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Simon Murnau

Simon Murnau

Solo: A Star Wars Story — Review

What was it about the first Star Wars movie that gave my imagination endless, inexhaustible food?

Jun 3, 2018

Solo: A Star Wars Story — Review

Jun 3, 2018

Simon Murnau

Avengers: Infinity War — Review

This review contains spoilers.

Apr 30, 2018

Avengers: Infinity War — Review

Apr 30, 2018

Simon Murnau

song: i’ve never seen anything as beautiful as you

i’ve seen the beginnings of light

Apr 5, 2018

song: i’ve never seen anything as beautiful as you

Apr 5, 2018

Simon Murnau

Ready Player One — Review

I carry more good will into a Steven Spielberg movie than I do snacks — and I take a lot of snacks into a movie. Ready Player One was no…

Apr 5, 2018

Ready Player One — Review

Apr 5, 2018

Simon Murnau

The Shape of Water — Review

There is one scene (and one scene transition) in The Shape of Water (dir. Guillermo Del Toro) that I found thrilling. Elisa (Sally Hawkins)…

Mar 5, 2018

The Shape of Water — Review

Mar 5, 2018

Simon Murnau

poem: volcano diary

the charred last entry in the volcano diary

Feb 22, 2018

poem: volcano diary

Feb 22, 2018

Simon Murnau

Black Panther — Review

There is no doubt that the release of Black Panther (dir. Ryan Coogler, 2018) is a watershed moment in the history of big budget event…

Feb 22, 2018

Black Panther — Review

Feb 22, 2018

Simon Murnau

Life — a micro review

What a moderately dull piece of generic (though fairly well-designed) sci-fi Life (dir. Daniel Espinosa, 2017) is. Not especially bad, not…

Feb 13, 2018

Life — a micro review

Feb 13, 2018

Simon Murnau

Godzilla (2014) — A Reappraisal

Though his directorial calling card was Monsters (2010), Godzilla (2014) showed the world Gareth Edwards’ qualities as a craftsman.

Feb 13, 2018

Godzilla (2014) — A Reappraisal

Feb 13, 2018

Simon Murnau

The Bride of Glomdal (Carl Dreyer, 1926) — Review

Carl Dreyer’s 1926 pastoral about love, duty, jealousy and parent-child attachment shows the director’s masterful handling of narrative…

Feb 9, 2018

The Bride of Glomdal (Carl Dreyer, 1926) — Review

Feb 9, 2018

Simon Murnau

Simon Murnau

Words are my passion— their texture, the way they turn in the hand as you sculpt something new from them — oh, and i like spaceships and gardening too…

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