Film history has not been kind to the story of fictional British pop rocker Jim MacLaine. “That’ll Be The Day,” (starring David Essex and Ringo Starr) has called “understated,” while the sequel, “Stardust,” has never seen a U.S. DVD release.
Recently released on Criterion Collection Blu-ray, Al Reinert and Susan Korda’s 1989 documentary is less concerned with how one gets to the moon than it is with what the astronauts were feeling.
Although Recycled Film is geared primarily toward film reviews, there can be no doubt of the solid brotherhood that now exists between new media and the Entertainment Industry. Cutting-edge technology and contemporary art venue New Frontier on Main hosted a fascinating panel today at Sundance titled “What’s Next? Icons of the Digital Age.” Sardonic moderator [...]
The Recycled Film was a blog about film, art, the web, and more; written and published by Charlie Thomason. As of May 2012, the site is no longer active and will not be adding new content. You can read Charlie's newer writing on The Bleachwave Blog, or check out his portfolio website.
