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The Moving Arts Film Journal

Articles by Henry J. Baugh

4 articles

Features

DIFF 2012 Reviews: ‘Extraterrestrial,’ ‘Bindlestiffs,’ ‘Quick,’ ‘Robocop’

DIFF 2012 Reviews: ‘Extraterrestrial,’ ‘Bindlestiffs,’ ‘Quick,’ ‘Robocop’

“Extraterrestrial” Director: Nacho Vigalondo Writer: Nacho Vigalondo Starring: Michelle Jenner, Carlos Areces, Julián Villagrán “Extraterrestrial” is a movie I’ve been excited about for a while, in...

May 18, 2012 / Henry J. Baugh
Action/Adventure

DIFF 2012 Reviews: ‘Cinema Six,’ ‘Compliance,’ ‘Faith, Love and Whiskey’

DIFF 2012 Reviews: ‘Cinema Six,’ ‘Compliance,’ ‘Faith, Love and Whiskey’

“Cinema Six” Directors: Mark Potts, Cole Selix Writers: Mark Potts, Cole Selix Starring: John Merriman, Mark Potts and Brand Rackley “Cinema Six” is the definition of average, which is strange...

May 11, 2012 / Henry J. Baugh
Essays

Dancing through hardship: Why ‘Happy Feet Two’ is better than you think

Dancing through hardship: Why ‘Happy Feet Two’ is better than you think

After five years to the day, George Miller continues his epic penguin odyssey in “Happy Feet Two,” and more than any recent film I have to say I’m befuddled and confused by the terrible reception it...

Dec 17, 2011 / Henry J. Baugh
Essays

Marching through a blizzard at the bottom of the world: George Miller’s microcosmic penguin mythmaking

Marching through a blizzard at the bottom of the world: George Miller’s microcosmic penguin mythmaking

I don’t think there is a singular film-maker I’ve found myself having written more about than Australia’s own Dr. George Miller. And now, writing this, I’m still not quite certain of the best way to...

Jan 13, 2011 / Henry J. Baugh
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