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BOOK DESCRIPTION "Film Critic: A Decade Behind the Scenes in the Movies Industry" is an insider look at the world of criticism, celebrity interviews, and movies. Ever wanted to know how a professional critic goes about his or her job? "Film Critic" alternates between hilarious and serious, all with the goal of entertaining the reader. So yeah, it's pretty much the opposite of "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull". Enjoy!
REVIEWS Laremy crushes it as he goes behind the scenes of film criticism and gives some of his best and worst experiences working as a film critic, the pros and cons of going into work full time as a critic, and breaks down exactly why criticism of films is warranted at all. It's funny and smart and fairly quick read. Highly recommended. - The Cradleman (Amazon Verified Purchase)
AUTHOR BIO Pop culture maven Laremy, a Seattleite with a heart of gold, has traveled to Hollywood and back to bring you some laughs, entertainment, and perhaps a thinker or two. His favorite series in the world is Douglas Adams's "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" and he can be found walking his golden puggle Bugsy each and every night.
Laremy was recently interviewed by Indiewire.com: http://blogs.indiewire.com/criticwire/an-interview-with-film-critic-laremy-legel-on-his-new-book-film-critic
Chapters include: Matt McConaughey Spike Lee Joss Whedon Kristen Stewart Darren Aronofsky Joan Cusack Adam Carolla Podcasting Radio and Television Appearances Screenings Screeners The Highs and Lows of Sundance Expertise vs. Enthusiasm Great Expectations What Makes a Masterpiece? Why The MPAA is Terrible The Reader vs. The Dark Knight Tucker Max Bribes The Critic / General Public Divide Commenters Disagreeing with RottenTomatoes The Notebook Babel V for Vendetta The Dark Knight Inglourious Basterds G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra The Review That Ended up Costing Me a Job Novels and Screenplays Writing Gossip Should You Write for Free? FAQs In Defense of Film Criticism