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1. filmschoolrejects.com › 30-things-we-learned-from30 Things We Learned From Wes Anderson’s ‘Rushmore’ Commentary

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   Feb 13, 2014 · An earlier draft of the script saw Max attempting to become headmaster of Rushmore and entering into a war with Dr. Guggenheim. 24. The binocular POV is accomplished with a 6-foot matte build-out.

2. filmobsessive.com › film › film-featuresWith Rushmore, Wes Anderson Found His Stride - Film Obsessive

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   Feb 12, 2024 · RetrospectivesWes Anderson. With Rushmore, Wes Anderson Found His Stride. Jason Schwartzman as Max Fischer in Rushmore Photo: Touchstone Pictures. 1998. bySeth LameyFebruary 12, 2024, 7:00 pm. Before the turn of the century there was an era of transition for filmmakers. While film schools continued to produce new talent, the independent scene ...

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4. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullThe political economies of different globalizations ...

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   Jun 19, 2020 · The reality is that neoliberal globalization – not to mention neoliberal ism – has also changed over the different phases of its history in myriad ways too. The key point is that, in the final analysis, politics is always contingent on which economic and social forces are active and effective in any era.

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5. www.rogerebert.com › mzs › the-wes-andersonThe Wes Anderson Collection, Chapter 2: “Rushmore”

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   Oct 16, 2013 · MZS. The Wes Anderson Collection, Chapter 2: “Rushmore”. Matt Zoller Seitz. October 16, 2013. 8 min read. The following is a video essay on “ Rushmore,” drawn from my book “The Wes Anderson Collection.”. In the spirit of the book, which is all about the creative process, I’ve appended my original voice-over narration script for my ...

6. www.weforum.org › agenda › 2019An economist explains the pros and cons of globalization

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   Apr 11, 2019 · First, the previous waves of globalization have been quite successful in lifting a large number of people out of poverty and so we should appreciate that. The second thing is that any form of globalization will generate winners and losers. So even if you have the perfect, most optimal international trade agreements, there will always be those ...

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7. www.rogerebert.com › reviews › rushmore-1999Rushmore movie review & film summary (1999) - Roger Ebert

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   Feb 5, 1999 · Max Fischer, the hero of “Rushmore,” is an activity jock, one of those kids too bright and restless to color inside the lines. Although he’s a lousy student, that doesn’t stop him from organizing a movement to keep Latin on the curriculum of his exclusive prep school. His grades are so bad, he’s on “sudden death probation,” but in ...

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   Is Rushmore a good movie?

   • Even missing most of the film’s fantastic dialogue due to listening to the commentary track, Rushmore is one gorgeous movie. Anderson and Wilson have created a very intentional world here, and both men speak very clearly and passionately about their collaboration, the process, and the various talents involved in the production.

   30 Things We Learned From Wes Anderson’s ‘Rushmore’ Commentary

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   How has neoliberal globalization changed over time?

   • The reality is that neoliberal globalization – not to mention neoliberal ism – has also changed over the different phases of its history in myriad ways too. The key point is that, in the final analysis, politics is always contingent on which economic and social forces are active and effective in any era.

   The political economies of different globalizations: theorizing

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   Did the Criterion Collection record Rushmore on Blu-ray?

   • The Criterion Collection added Rushmore to their Blu-ray roster in 2011, and among the numerous extras is a commentary track featuring Anderson, Owen Wilson, and Jason Schwartzman. Unfortunately, the trio appear to have recorded separately, but they still have a collective wealth of information to share on a movie they still hold dear.

   30 Things We Learned From Wes Anderson’s ‘Rushmore’ Commentary

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   Did Gutzon Borglum work on Mount Rushmore?

   • Sculptor Gutzon Borglum works on a clay model for Mount Rushmore National Memorial in 1937. By August 1925, Borglum had agreed to work on Mount Rushmore—but not the way Robinson had pitched it. Borglum saw the carving as a testament to American exceptionalism, and advocated that it depict presidents instrumental in the country’s expansion.

   The heartbreaking, controversial history of Mount Rushmore

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   Why did president Borglum fight for Mount Rushmore?

   • Theodore Roosevelt, who had overseen the construction of the Panama Canal, was a symbol of economic growth. And Abraham Lincoln was selected for having fought to preserve the nation in the Civil War. Over the next 16 years, Borglum wrangled with the federal government about funding and control of Mount Rushmore—which he never technically completed.

   The heartbreaking, controversial history of Mount Rushmore

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   Are alternative models of globalization 'deglobalization from the right' and 'from the left'?

   • The key point is that, in the final analysis, politics is always contingent on which economic and social forces are active and effective in any era. In this context, it has been striking that alternative models of globalization have lately begun to be advanced. We call these ‘deglobalization from the right’ and ‘from the left’.

   The political economies of different globalizations: theorizing

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9. www.nationalgeographic.com › history › articleThe heartbreaking, controversial history of Mount Rushmore

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   Oct 28, 2020 · Mount Rushmore’s interpretation of U.S. history ignored that Roosevelt, for example, oversaw the dismantling of Indian Territory in Oklahoma, while Washington and Jefferson owned enslaved Africans.