Peter Jackson

When I tell you that you’ll have seen nothing like Sergei Bondarchuk’s ‘War and Peace’ (1966) I can do so with total confidence because there is, literally, nothing else like it. Ever. This isn’t a subjective opinion but a simple, brute, objective fact because to make ‘War and Peace’ you…

2年前、Peter Jacksonの_lord of the Rings_ Trilogyがj.r.r. Tolkienの物語の大画面へ。この秋、Amazon Prime VideoはTolkienのLoreでの場所を彫刻しています。そして、最初のトレーラーは日曜日までデビューしないが、虚栄心フェアはPower_のリングを見出している主人公に関する最初の詳細を共有しました。 このシリーズは中間地球の2年齢の間に起こるので、コア_lotr_trilogyのイベントは何千年後に起こりません。それは、ほぼ不死のエルフを除いて、両方に現れることができる文字のための多くのオプションを残さない。 Morfydd ClarkがGaladrielとしてシリーズをヘッドリングしている理由です。現時点で彼女の人生では、ガラドリエルは北軍の戦士とリーダーです。彼女はまた来る暗闇とそれを戦う誓いを感じています。 Hugo Weaving’s Elf King、Elrondは、Robert Aramayoに描かれた若いキャラクターとしても存在します。

Watching Paul McCartney discover the melody of “Get Back” in three minutes, testing on bass, is the clearest example of how wonderful Peter Jackson’s documentary about the Beatles is. “Get Back” takes advantage of hundreds of hours of footage of the group (which was made for a documentary at the…

Revealing Truths About Creativity and Creatives — The Peter Jackson documentary compiled from the 1969 Beatles’ Get Back sessions is a masterclass in the process of creative work. Many people think good art and creative work is magic, requires some unique, innate talent, and comes out as a finished product due to some lightning bolt of inspiration. …

And why The Beatles are every bit as vital now as they were in 1969 — It is a truism that we are whom we choose to spend time with. The company we keep can shape us, often defines us. So, what does the opportunity to spend almost eight hours of close-up time with the greatest cultural force of the twentieth century mean then? …

Despite a nebulous shaped 2021, we continue to countdown and share with you some of the items and ideas we would put in our time capsule for later generations to understand. For us they straddle the very specific space of the timely with the timeless; sometimes sublimely anachronistic, fundamentally classic…

I became aware of the Beatles in 1965, when I regularly heard “Ticket to Ride” on the radio and sat on the floor of our den while my mom’s friend spoke excitedly of her daughter’s impending trip to Shea Stadium to see them in concert. I was too young to…