Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Tim Durning- Favorite Love Story
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I had some trouble thinking of love stories that really affected me, but while scrolling through movie ratings I hit The Baxter and started smiling. A "baxter" is the nice guy the leading lady leaves for the leading man and this movie by the comedians behind Stella and Wet Hot American Summer is genre-aware, ridiculous, and very sweet.
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Alice Stanne - Favorite Love Story
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Anna Christenson - Favorite Love Story
The first love story that came to mind when thinking of this week's challenge brief was the myth of Narcissus and Echo. I decided to go with it, because it is a sad and beautiful story, but also one I think can be totally relatable at times. I think most people go through periods of self-obsession that are detrimental to either their mental or physical well-being, let along those around them (depression, addiction, hubris, etc), or have felt ignored and unloved.
I'd really like to go back and do this piece traditionally. I am not sure it got the time it deserved!
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Kiri Østergaard Leonard - Favourite Love Story
As a child I grew up with a well stocked treasury of Donald Duck magazines and books. I always felt so bad for poor Donald when he would mess up and Daisy would get angry with him, or when she tried to make him jealous. The stories about the two of them were my favourites, especially when he would finally manage to make her happy and get a little peck on the cheek.
Jeanine Henderson—Favorite Love Story
My valentine to Johnny Cash & June Carter—because doesn't everyone want a love story like theirs?
My Dad used to talk about how much Johnny loved June, and how he died of a broken heart shortly after he lost her. I don't believe in "storybook" or "perfect" love, which is why I guess I always loved their story—the truest, strongest kind of love weathers all the storms and can't be broken, even by death.
I tried some new things with this piece, looking to the iconic Hatch Show posters for inspiration.
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