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From Odyss-A to Odyss-Z: our lessons from Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of Homer’s epic.
There’s old-fashioned, and then there’s out of touch – and even Steven Spielberg, cinematic maestro (not least of first-contact alien movies), can miss the mark.
Gore Verbinski’s angry sci-fi caper takes aim not only at AI, but at you and I.
A sweet series about two struggling actors trying to make it in Hollywood – which just happens to be set in the Marvel universe.
Sets up a wild ride, delivers a righteous misfire.
Lessons from the production and portrayals of race, gender, and politics in Paul Thomas Anderson’s film about revolutionaries and supremacists, parents and children.
Superhero movie fatigue is real…
Too meaningless to even be pretentious: a detailed autopsy of the two-part finale to the Mission Impossible series.
Maybe the best-looking Marvel movie since Iron Man (2010)?
Storytelling lessons from a political drama for our moment.
The best Star War since Empire – and far, far better than we had any right or hope to expect.
A wild ride, at its best when it’s least concerned with being a prequel.
Dev Patel really said: Be the movie you want to see.
Inside the cinematography, editing, and VFX of David Fincher’s thriller.
More innovative as a technical milestone, and as a model for independent film-makers, than as a science-fiction story.
Never imagined saying “Donatello is my fave!”, yet here we are.
Process and commentary, as shared by the film’s animators.
Painterly panic and charming acceptance.
Why does this barely-tossed salad of 25-year-old film tropes, with no invigoration or distinct vision, even exist?
The first time Marvel (the studio) seems to care about one of its female characters.
A half-plate of warmed-up leftovers from Ragnarok.
A miracle we must protect at all costs.
While it made me miss the meticulous craft of the original… it also made me cry.
Beautiful people, photographed beautifully, with zero chemistry between them (romantic, comedic, or dramatic). How does this happen? The answer may be found in the editing.
Breakdowns of form and function in Denis Villeneuve’s epic adaptation of Frank Herbert’s sci-fi classic.
A scrapbook of the stunning visuals in the first season of the Marvel series.
The caustic, the clumsy, and the commendable collide in Marvel’s second – and second eerily prescient – TV series.
The show’s true meta is its eerie, impossible, prescience.