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“#A Mother of a Season Finale – /Film” One of my favorite things about His Dark Materials is how it starts off as a fun children’s fantasy with an occasional smattering of theological rage and despair, before it goes full-tilt “If God exists, why don’t we kill him?” “Æsahættr,” the finale of the extremely successful…
“#9 Pieces of (Non-Movie) 2020 Entertainment That Kept Me Sane – /Film” We’re going to be spending the next couple of weeks thinking and writing and podcasting about our favorite movies and movie moments of 2020, but I wanted to give a special shout-out to a handful of pieces of non-movie entertainment that kept me…
“#We Can Be Heroes and & Mandalorian – /Film” Robert Rodriguez has made a throwback to his Spy Kids and The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl days. We Can Be Heroes is another Rodriguez kids’ movie full of rainbow colors, unrestrained giddiness, and childlike imagination. The original Netflix superhero movie is wish-fulfillment for children. It’s also another movie that feels hand-crafted by…
“#’Tombstone’ is an Eminently Quotable Western Featuring Val Kilmer’s Best Performance – /Film” (Welcome to The Quarantine Stream, a series where the /Film team shares what they’ve been watching while social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.) The Movie: Tombstone Where You Can Stream It: Amazon Prime Video The Pitch: Former lawman Wyatt Earp and his brothers move with their…
“#Yep, It’s Still Great – /Film” At a time where so many properties are getting sequels or reboots decades after the fact, Cobra Kai stands out by surpassing all expectations and becoming not only a great continuation of The Karate Kid, but a nuanced piece of commentary on the franchise and its legacy. After a…
“#It’s Time to Nominate a Documentary for Best Picture – /Film” (Welcome to The Soapbox, the space where we get loud, feisty, political, and opinionated about anything and everything.) When I looked at my list of favorite movies from this year, something jumped out at me: half the movies I picked were documentaries. That may be…
“#Filmmakers Talk About the Cat Conundrum & More – /Film” Soul marks another step forward for Pixar into fascinating narrative storytelling that is not only meant for young children. In fact, this may be the least kid-centric movie they’ve made in quite some time. Don’t get me wrong – the movie is very good and has…
“#Richard Kelly Wants to Make The Box Director’s Cut – /Film” Richard Kelly is busy revisiting his Southland Tales world at the moment. In the new year, fans of the cult sci-fi movie will finally see the infamous Cannes cut, which heavily re-edited following its debut. But a few years after that film, Kelly’s sophomore effort after Donnie…
“#How Short Films Are Changing in the Modern Landscape – /Film” No story in the world of short-form content attracted as much attention (and derision) as the staggering collapse of Quibi, Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman’s mobile video platform dedicated solely to “quick bites” of content. Don’t write the epitaph for shorts solely based on…
“#Tenet and More – /Film” It’s time yet again to check in with the dwindling world of physical media. This week’s look at what’s new on Blu-ray includes Christopher Nolan‘s sci-fi action flick Tenet, David Cronenberg‘s subversive Crash, the creepy horror flick The Dark and the Wicked, and the curious horror-comedy The Wolf of Snow Hollow. Tenet Tenet has…