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“#‘Rebecca’ Review: Ben Wheatley’s Slick Update on the Gothic Romance Fails to Thrill” It’s never a good idea to remake Hitchcock, even though several have tried. And while Ben Wheatley‘s new Netflix Rebecca is technically not a remake, but rather a new adaptation of Daphne du Maurier’s classic novel, it can’t escape the Hitchock film’s legacy. Like its main…
“#’Over the Garden Wall’ is the Perfect Fall-Time Fairy Tale – /Film” (Welcome to The Quarantine Stream, a new series where the /Film team shares what they’ve been watching while social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.) The Series: Over the Garden Wall Where You Can Stream It: HBO Max, Hulu The Pitch: Brothers Wirt and Greg get…
“#Here’s Why Run Lead Character Matters So Much – /Film” (Welcome to The Soapbox, the space where we get loud, feisty, political, and opinionated about anything and everything.) Director Aneesh Chaganty, co-writer Sev Ohanian, and producer Natalie Qasabian previously brought us the 2018 nail-biter Searching. Now, they have given audiences an exciting new thriller featuring a…
“#Looking Back on the Captain America Grenade Scene – /Film” (Welcome to Great Moments in MCU History, where we fondly recall great little bits that made us fall in love with the MCU.) After all these years, it’s fun to look back at early Marvel Cinematic Universe efforts. They’re all so quaint in retrospect, so…
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“#‘French Exit’ Review: The Discreet Smarm of the Bourgeoisie [NYFF]” Azazel Jacobs’ previous film, The Lovers, establishes its overarching and consistent tone from the time the opening studio logo appears. A self-consciously melodramatic piece of score cues the audience to recognize Jacobs’ perspective. He humorously heightens the stakes for an otherwise mundane story of aging…
“#A Gentle Hong Sang-soo Hangout – /Film” A woman spends a couple days catching up with friends over coffee and home-cooked pasta. One is a happy spinster living in the countryside, the second is an aspiring artist who has found a second lease on life, and the last is a career woman dealing with marriage…
“#A Perfectly Acceptable Drama – /Film” The new film Clouds is perfectly harmless, which feels almost required to mention up-front. The true story on which the film is based, derived from an online phenomenon, feels like it belongs to a different era of the Internet, when people could spend a day or two on social…
“#Ruby Rose vs Jean Reno – /Film” Stop me if you’ve heard this one. A decorated military veteran suffers a traumatizing event in the line of duty and heads to the city to recuperate, only to find more trouble lying in wait. Sudden Death. Speed. Skyscraper. Under Siege. The Rock. Passenger 57. White House Down….
“#Echo in the Canyon Details ’60s Folk Rock – /Film” (Welcome to The Quarantine Stream, a new series where the /Film team shares what they’ve been watching while social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.) The Movie: Echo in the Canyon Where You Can Stream It: Netflix The Pitch: The Byrds, The Beach Boys, The Mamas & The…
“#Revisiting Frank and Ollie, Disney’s Nostalgic Documentary – /Film” (Welcome to Out of the Disney Vault, where we explore the unsung gems and forgotten disasters currently streaming on Disney+.) The Disney Renaissance was a heady time, not just for the animation industry at large but for the Walt Disney Company. The 1980s began as a dark…