Don Jon, Joseph Gordon Levitt’s writing
and directing debut, is a skittering and sweet film filled with humor, heat, and
heart. At once openly satiric and disarmingly sincere, the movie manages to be both
funny and touching, sometimes in the same instant.Intro
I love movies. I have loved movies all my life. I grew up on them. When I was eight years old, I managed to convince myself I would make movies when I grew up. Now I am in the process of getting a degree in Film Studies. I write about film more than ever before, partly because I have to for my classes, mostly because I enjoy it, because I have something to write about. Sometimes it helps me understand the film better; sometimes it helps me understand myself better.I created this blog as a place to showcase my work, and also as an incentive to keep writing reviews, analyses, and essays over breaks, when there’s no one here to grade me.I have tried many times, and failed, to explain in a coherent manner why it is that I love films. Here is my best—and most coherent—guess.
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Sunday, October 13, 2013
Don Jon (2013)
Don Jon, Joseph Gordon Levitt’s writing
and directing debut, is a skittering and sweet film filled with humor, heat, and
heart. At once openly satiric and disarmingly sincere, the movie manages to be both
funny and touching, sometimes in the same instant.
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