This new advancement allowed more people to learn about electronic sound which wasn't as available at the time to the masses. Bowen is responsible for the original 40-factor programs of the prophet 5, however engineer Robert Moog is the real inventor of the overall instrument, which are the sounds that you can press on a keyboard to make new original sounds from the same set of keys due to the programming within the circuit board which was a huge advancement to the digital sound industry. Bowen started as the first official Moog clinician in 1973, this was an American instrument company founded in 1964, where he began to develop and promote his model 200 sequencer whilst working on his craft on developing technology to do with synthesisers and electronic sounds. One sound engineer that does not work within the theatre but impacted the overall sound industry as a whole is the synthesiser designer John Bowen. I'm interested in exploring man-made technological sound and how new forms of technology can change the scope of the theatre world. Now, I know they make me want to commit murder to fictitious characters. If I were her parent, would I be wrong in taking a tire iron to her behind? I’ve learned not to expect much from Blumhouse. I won’t and I’m holding the feeling tightly. I so want to spoil this for anyone that hasn’t watched this. I do appreciate how they choice to navigate the story. It’s interesting, but nowhere near Truth (2015) or Spotlight (2015). Nothing really worth sharing, though this is the last thing I would’ve wanted to associate John Lithgow with.
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This movie makes me think a couple of things. It’s actually better than I expected it to be. The story has a bit a heart and it’s a pleasant watch. The acting is a bit… it’s a bit of something. If you like Netflix’s The End of the F-ing World, you’d appreciate this. Though Atomic Blonde is probably a better experience, I’d watch Rhythm section again before I watched the two aforementioned again.
And I had to watch Atomic Blonde twice to appreciate it. No, it’s still there because I hated Red Sparrow. This could’ve fallen in the middle for me. Just off the top of my dome, I’m recalling Anna (2019), Red Sparrow (2018), Hanna (2011), Close (2019), and Atomic Blonde (2017).
And I don’t love, but it could have been better.
I’ve seemed to be having a lot of runtime issues lately. Some of it is a bit too slapstick to be funny.