We talk about things we can't actually make.
Sex Education is back on Netflix with an astonishing new season and, unceremoniously, we binged it in one night. Filled with heartwarming and heartbreaking moments, a great story, and masterfully… Continue reading "The Character of Adam Groff"
1917, Sam Mendes’ new World War I feature, had its wide release this past weekend. Movie-goers went running to see this new epic war movie shot by the great Roger… Continue reading "‘1917’: Very Pretty, but Nothing Else"
With 2019 at a near end, we’ve taken it upon ourselves to honor the long cinephile tradition of compiling a most anticipated of ___ year list. Usually, these are extremely… Continue reading "Top 15 Most Anticipated Films of 2020"
Following last week’s exploration of Watchmen and Damon Lindelof’s handle on pace, this week we explore a different show through a different prism. Barry and the genius Bill Hader. Similarly… Continue reading "‘Barry’: Master of Tone"
Watchmen, HBO’s hit TV show, recently concluded its first season. It’s safe to say that Damon Lindelof’s masterpiece is surely one of the best things on television right now. And… Continue reading "‘Watchmen’: Master of Pace"
Hollywood, in all its charm and infinite imagination, never ceases to produce and amaze. The industry grows and changes with every passing day and every year we see something new… Continue reading "One-Location Films"
Soundtracks. Are absolutely amazing. They can highlight a story beautifully, they can elevate it, lift it up, push it down, manipulate it; music, in film, is truly spectacular. But is… Continue reading "Music vs. Realism"
How I Met Your Mother, a good show once upon a time, still lays hidden in our hearts. The adventures and life of the MacLaren’s gang caught out attention back… Continue reading "The Character of Ted Mosby"
Nothing. Films should do nothing. That’s the short answer. The long answer is yet to be explored. But first, why even write this? This piece is a continuation of a… Continue reading "What Should Films Do?"
Joker, directed by Todd Phillips and starring Joaquin Phoenix, hit theaters this weekend. The film previously won the Golden Lion awards at Venice Film Festival, but has otherwise been getting… Continue reading "The ‘Joker’ Controversy"