We talk about things we can't actually make.
Following the streak of Friends analysis pieces we’ve been putting out, it’s time to finish it off strong; with a character that seems rather strange to analyse, and to some… Continue reading "The Character of Joey Tribbiani"
Following the success of our Rachel Green character analysis, we’ve decided to take your minds off the literal disease pandemic that’s collapsing the world right now by continuing the stream… Continue reading "The Character of Monica Geller"
Cable is slowly dying and cordcutters around the world rejoice. Especially with this current situation (you know — a global pandemic) more and more people are spending more and more… Continue reading "Streaming Services in 2020: Comparison"
Continuing our streak with Friends‘ character analysis pieces, next in line is the Unagi master, the infamous dinosaur man, the three time divorcee — of course, we can speak of… Continue reading "The Character of Ross Geller"
While stuck under quarantine, and very much inspired by this Thomas Flight video essay, we’ve made a final decision to experience as many films as possible. But not chaotically; rather,… Continue reading "Lars von Trier’s Trilogy of Depression: Overview"
Continuing our streak of Friend‘ character analysis pieces, next in line is everyone’s favorite weirdo — Phoebe Buffay. Full of colors and mysteries, Phoebe is probably one of the most… Continue reading "The Character of Phoebe Buffay"
Starting off a streak of Friends‘ character analysis pieces, first in line is (mostly) everyone’s favorite; the sarcastic Thanksgiving hater; the statistical analyst and data reconfiguration genius; we could speak… Continue reading "The Character of Chandler Bing"
Originally, this was supposed to be some coronavirus inspired post, maybe series recommendations, but you’re getting enough COVID-19 information daily as is — you don’t need us to pile on.… Continue reading "Five Filmmakers Shaping the Industry"
Alex Garland, a modern-day genius, has created a Devs, a new series that premiered on Fox, and somewhat officially made the switch from film to television. This switch shows a… Continue reading "Alex Garland and the Golden Age of Television"
Crazy, Stupid, Love. remains, absolutely undoubtedly, as one of the best romantic comedies; not only of recent years, but of all time. This time around, we’re not focusing on the… Continue reading "The Character of Jacob Palmer"