If Kubrick were to be like “resurrected” let’s say after this latest season of House of the Dragon and manage to show it’s rise and fall original show and explain the spin-offs, what do you think his thought on it be like? I know it’s TV series and not movie series but still wonder what he’s think of this massive tv franchise.
Thoughts? I definitely feel there’s some “Kubrickian” influence scattered through around mostly BrBa and BCS.
I just completed the 7-Part miniseries John Adams and really like of these last scenes where “Adams” just straight up destroys the sensationalist and over-simplistic message it conveys.
Full scene: Part VII: Peacefield
https://youtu.be/OUElc3Cftpo?is=dv63VcCPHCqGLkYb
Wildfire fog
Not to sound too pessimistic but looking more likely it will never be resolved (local news coverage).
Bogdan Wolynetz and Walter “Heisenberg” White’s car wash eventually used as his money laundering operation.
Shape of hotel compared to that a “Jukebox” by local newspaper columnist Herb Caen.
Not exactly a traditional “backroom” in literal sense but was very empty at hospital in my city the other day and felt very desolate despite the sun shining bright outside.
Just the city alone at 11,980 (3,650) above sea level.
High-rise views from inside the Dutch Consulate Office.
If can really count that.
WaFd Building and Clyde Hotel (filming location for Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul). Wafd formally Bank of Albuquerque and Clyde was Hyatt Regency.
Salesforce, Coit and Transamerica Pyramid (honorary: Bank of America, Far Right)
My local new coverages’ release of Bodycam from investigation at Zorro Ranch. Not much of anything new to the public it feels like though but hopefully there be more progress. Trying to remain optimistic much as I can on it all though.