Featured Cinematographer
Robby Müller
The late Dutch cinematographer was responsible for perfecting a naturalistic shooting style that was notably utilized in the films of Wim Wenders, Jim Jarmusch, and Lars Von Trier. From the musical performances in Dancer in the Dark, the weird psychedelic west of Dead Man, and the urban wasteland of sci-fi punk cult classic Repo Man (pictured), Müller's work impeccably captured time, place, and personality.
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Staff Pick of the Day
Directed by John Woo
Action Thriller, Chase Movie - Rated R - 108 Minutes - 1996
The Great John Travolta Rebirth of the mid-90s, spurred by Pulp Fiction, also gave us some of the most entertainingly ridiculous action movies of the era, beginning with 1996's Broken Arrow. Travolta plays a hotshot pilot (as he also fancies himself in real life) who manages to steal nuclear warheads to sell to the highest bidder, unless Christian Slater can save the day. Travolta and director John Woo would re-team the next year for the gloriously demented Face/Off, but we'll delve into that tomorrow. (Available on Hulu)
