Hermes Birkin, Louise Vitton, Lenovo, Mac Ipad, Pontiac, Ferrari, Chevrolet, Mercedes Benz, Lacoste are just some of the products with obvious subliminal advertising intent in having exposure in the Transformers 3 movie. To some movie goers and Transformers the other product brands may not be well so obvious more than the popular car brands and models that transform into Autobots. [...]
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Subliminaly Obvious Ads in Movies
Posted: July 9, 2011 in Analysis, Cinema, Communication, culture, Mass Communication, Media, Movie Review, Popular CultureTags: advertising in movies, advertising strategies, marketing strategy, subliminal advertisements in movies, transformers 3 movie review
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Perfume: Capturing the scent of a desensythized world
Posted: April 3, 2011 in Analysis, Cinema, Movie ReviewTags: perfume movie review
“Perfume: “The Stroy of a Murderer“, is a 2007 movie based from a novel by Patrick Suskind, and directed by Tom Tykwer is a moving representation of a world desensythized and aliented from the essences of life. It starred Ben Whishaw as Jean-Baptiste Grenouille. Set in 18th-century France, the movie takes the audience at the time Jean-Baptiste was born [...]
The Tourist
Posted: January 23, 2011 in Cinema, Movie ReviewTags: Angelina Jolie, Anthony Zimmerman, comedy-thriller, drama, Johnny Depp, Remake movie, romantic, The Toursist
The Tourist is a romantic comedy-drama-thriller film, that tells of a love story between a rich and beautfiul widow and a tourist, she met by chance, in romance and action to thrill the audience with some humor on the side. It stars Angelina Jolie (Elise) and Johnny Depp (Frank) , directed by Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck for SONY Pictures. Set in [...]
Gulliver’s Travels: The Voyage to Finding Lost Self
Posted: January 10, 2011 in Analysis, Cinema, Movie Review, Popular CultureTags: Gulliver's Travels 2010, Movie to watch, parody of human nature
Being small, growing up and becoming big are not a matter of physical size. One can be a big grown man, yet thinks too little about his self. Another could be so little but he may see his self too big. The Lilliputians would definitely find a giant a beast, and what could be more monstrous [...]
Star Rangers, Voltes V and the Marcos Regime
Posted: January 7, 2011 in Analysis, culture, Media, Movie Review, politics, Popular CultureTags: marcos, martial law, revolution, star rangers, superheroes, tokusatsu, video, voltes 5 themesong, voltes v
Many readers have recently visited my blog where I tagged Star Rangers. Originally this was GoRangers That earlier Tokusatsi had a hit in the late 70′s in the Philippines. Although we did not have our own television then, I was able to see some of them from my neigbor. It was the predecessor of Bioman [...]
Harry Potter Deathly Hallows is Not so Much of What is Expected
Posted: November 20, 2010 in Cinema, culture, Media, Movie Review, Popular CultureTags: deathly hallows, Harry Potter 7, harry potter 7 review
This first part of the two-series ending of JK Rowlings Harry Potter, the Deathly Hallows was not so climactic after all and it did less of the presentation of Potter’s magical world to astound the audience. Instead it was dragging somehow and not so memorable. Moreso, it is no longer a movie for kids. For those who [...]
