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“#Deep Within Disney Lurk Historically Significant ‘Toons” Welcome to Saturday Morning Cartoons, our new weekly column where we continue the animated boob tube ritual of yesteryear. Our lives may no longer be scheduled around small screen programming, but that doesn’t mean we should forget the necessary sanctuary of Saturday ‘toons. In 1923, Walt Disney and…
“#Animating Ugly: The Wonderful Weirdness of ‘Rango’” Home Columns Movies Meg Shields June 26, 2020 Here’s a video essay celebrating the bizarre imagination of ‘Rango’. Welcome to The Queue — your daily distraction of curated video content sourced from across the web. Rango is something of a paradox. On the one hand, Gore Verbinski‘s animated tale…
“#The Strange Innocence of the Himbo” Welcome to Elements of Story, a biweekly column about narrative tropes, what they mean, and why they just won’t go away. If you’ve been on Twitter lately, odds are you’ve seen some commentary about “himbos.” Coined by Rita Kemply in a 1988 Washington Post article, a himbo refers to an attractive…
“#The Evolution of Watching Movies at Home” This is part of our series Origin Stories, a biweekly column that uses film history to understand the hot topics of today. In our last installment of Origin Stories, we talked about how Americans watched films outside of movie theaters from the late 1800s to the 1950s. As we…
“#Anthony Perkins Will Always Frighten Us in ‘Psycho’” Acting is an art form, and behind every iconic character is an artist expressing themselves. Welcome to The Great Performances, a bi-weekly column exploring the art behind some of cinema’s best roles. Before being offered the role of Norman Bates in Psycho, Anthony Perkins was considered a…
“#Michael Keaton Returning as Old Man Batman Feels Right” Welcome to Stapled Cinema, our new ongoing series celebrating the valiant adaptations of one sequential art form into another. Comic book movies are seemingly everywhere. We’re uncovering the beauty in the best (and worst) attempts that tear the staples from comics in a dash to splash…
“#The Real Story Behind ‘Da 5 Bloods’” Home Columns Movies Kieran Fisher June 25, 2020 Let’s talk about the real-life Black soldiers who inspired Spike Lee’s Netflix joint about the Vietnam War. Real Stories is an ongoing column about the stories behind the movies and shows. It’s that simple. The contributions of African-American soldiers to the…
“#A Brief History of ‘Mad Max’ Ripoffs” Brief History is a column that tells you all you need to know about your favorite — and not so favorite — pop culture topics. When George Miller unleashed Mad Max on audiences back in 1979, he had no idea that the film and its subsequent sequels would…
“#Comic-Con at Home Requires More Than Online Panels” Welcome to Fandom Finds A Way, our new column delving into the virtual film and convention experiences offering us solace during this new era of social distancing. As Dr. Ian Malcolm once foretold, there is no room for randomness in chaotic situations, and patterns of escape will…
“#How ‘Breaking Bad’ Delivered an Iconic Heist with “Dead Freight”” This essay is part of our series Episodes, a bi-weekly column in which senior contributor Valerie Ettenhofer digs into the singular chapters of television that make the medium great. When we think of Breaking Bad with a half-decade of retrospect, certain moments are more likely to be seared…