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Category: Film
Humanizing Tommy Wiseau (The Disaster Artist)
After years of laughing at Wiseau's odd mannerisms, The Disaster Artist makes us reconsider the infamous actor/filmmaker.
How the art of Loving Vincent tells the story of van Gogh’s legacy
How a film's style tells a greater story than its script.
Empathizing with an ideologically opposed film
Storytelling mediums can be the best way to see the human side of conflicting beliefs.
Why the theater-going experience is the bane of modern cinema
But I more importantly I ponder the continued relevancy of film in the streaming age.
An analysis of Less Than Zero (1987)
An analytical look at this portrait of wealthy Los Angeles youth in the mid-80s that is simultaneously tantalizing and dire.
You Are Umasou proves the creative acumen of family-friendly films
All-ages films are often under-appreciated for their ability to package visual storytelling and thematic richness into a tightly-crafted package. You Are Umasou is a prime example of what can make these films great.
On Your Name’s Oscar snub
Your Name's snub is a symptom of a larger issue with the Academy. Should we care?
Manchester by the Sea has a Lee problem
Or: that time I watched fictional kids get burnt to death in a house fire and felt nothing.
Thoughts That Move 