It’s Time to Rewatch ‘Breaking Bad’
There's never a bad time to click "play" on the show that redefined modern television.
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The Suspense of Off-Screen Action in ‘Night Moves’
In Kelly Reichardt's thriller, the most intense moments are the ones you don't get to see.
The Sacred Frog Storm in ‘Magnolia’
Two hours and forty-five minutes into 'Magnolia,' frogs start falling from the sky. Here's why that's the perfect ending.
Reframing the Two Love Stories in ‘The Souvenir’
Joanna Hogg's film considers how we should reflect on difficult memories.
The Endurance of the Bromance in 2019
As 2020 begins, we reflect on the portrayal of masculinity at the end of the decade.
Spielberg, Tarkovsky, and the Power of an Invisible Long Take
Sometimes the most impressive long-take is one you don't notice is a long-take.
Why Production Assistants are Vital to a Film Set
From coffee runs to helping set up a shot, here's a breakdown of the job of a Production Assistant.
How ‘Parasite’ Uses Architecture and Landscape to Tell a Story
Using intricate set-pieces, 'Parasite' delivers a biting class-commentary.
‘The Sisters Brothers’ Review: A Loving Look at the Western
This tale of the Wild West that could teach us all a thing or two.
‘Misery’ Investigates the Horror of the Obsessed Fan
In the age of Pennywise, it's time to look back at Stephen King's most terrifying villain.
