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Comedy writer Brett Forrester explains how he wrote a classic episode of a classic show, and offers a peek into how a writers room works.
In the current conversation about AI film-making and uncredited creators, the backlash has reignited discourse about plagiarism in the director’s previous work.
A sweet series about two struggling actors trying to make it in Hollywood – which just happens to be set in the Marvel universe.
How a phenomenon was produced on a shoestring budget.
Lessons from fans about their disappointment with, and rewriting of, the Stranger Things series finale.
Hilarious and beautiful, female-led, generation-spanning screwball comedy.
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.
Lessons in video game adaptation. Contains spoilers.
The inspirations and approach powering the show’s look and feel.
The craft and impact of the four single-take episodes.
First-draft soap opera cosplaying as political commentary, with neither zeit nor geist.
Coming-of-age adaptation with no style, perspective, or palpable personality.
Dream of the Endless enters our TV realm – beautifully.
The first time Marvel (the studio) seems to care about one of its female characters.
At best, pointless – and at worst, paving the way for a dumber OT reboot.
Striking visuals, messy storytelling, and Lee Pace.
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.
This may simply be an excuse for director Martin Scorsese to hang out with his friend Fran Lebovitz and laugh so hard he may burst. And why not?
How an animatic starring his action figures and his kids was just the final step toward a role the director prepared for his entire life.
“Sometimes, in order to get to the deepest emotional depths of a character, capturing a feeling, rather than reality, is more important.”
Entertaining and lavish – though you may have to skip through some bits to maintain engagement.
The composer’s fascinating, analog-led contribution to the Star Wars universe.
Unintentionally ironic parable about self-styled messianic tech bros.
A promising first draft. Of a remake. Of an adaptation.
Star Wars goes Kung Fu starring Boy & Bear.