Film on the Disc: The King’s Speech / An American in Paris
The Darkest Hour impresses the other attendees of the hypothetical future Best Picture winners reunion.…
Year of the Month: John “Son of Griff” Anderson on Zelig
Becoming a celebrity usually requires a unique personality or an exceptional action. Hollywood magnified the popularity…
Film On the Disc & In the Theater: TITANIC / THE SHAPE OF WATER
In hindsight, it wasn’t such a surprise that film like The Shape of Water became an…
New on DVD and Blu-Ray
Apologies for forgetting to do this last week. As penance, I will start by talking…
Watchmen, Chapter Seven, “A Brother To Dragons” (A Drunk Napoleon + ZoeZ Crosstalk)
We take it for granted that anyone reading this has read Watchmen and seen the…
Annihilation Is A Well-Made Intentionally Disorienting Thriller
Alex Garland already had a solid foothold as a noteworthy name in American science-fiction cinema…
Year of the Month: Everyone Was a Child Once: A CHRISTMAS STORY
I’m not a nostalgic person. I didn’t grow up in a time or place I…
Film On the Disc: ON THE WATERFRONT / THREE BILLBOARDS OUTSIDE EBBING, MISSOURI
On the Waterfront is a strong demonstration of director Elia Kazan at the height of…
Reverse-Engineering The Mythology Of LOST
This article contains spoilers for the entire run of LOST. What can we learn about…
Celebrating the Living: Robin Wright
She wasn’t actually “introducing,” when she played Buttercup. The year before, she’d been seventeenth billed…