American Splendor
I have just seen American Splendor. So should you — if only to get your creative juices flowing (again).
I have just seen American Splendor. So should you — if only to get your creative juices flowing (again).
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February 14th, 2005 at 10:13 am »
Watched it 2 weeks ago, have been raving about it since. Not only is it a great example of what creativity can be like, it also stretches by far the definition of “documentary”. If it can at all be called that.
February 14th, 2005 at 10:52 am »
Yeah, I thought the concept of the film was very original. After it was done, I felt the urge to whip out a piece of paper and start drawing.
And did you see the guy that plays Robert Crumb? The voice, the tics — eerily close to the original!
February 14th, 2005 at 11:08 pm »
Polymorphously perverse. :-)
the really creepy part is after the play, when the off-screen harvey comments “god only knows how i’ll feel when i see this movie!” which reverses the apparent realism of everything.
And yes, just a couple of days after seeing it i went out and bought myself some bristol board to draw on…