The Ways in Which Cinema Celebrates Its Own Royalty
Exploring the many ways iconic directors have ended up in other peoples' movies. Read More...
Ciara Wardlow
We’ve Lost Summer Movie Season
Where did it go? Was it ever really there at all? Let's look at some numbers. Read More...
Netflix’s Classic Cinema Problem
Netflix's U.S. streaming movie library isn't actually that terrible... so long as you're not looking for any movies older than a college student. Read More...
‘Animaniacs’ Reboot in the Works in Latest Appeal to 90s Nostalgia
Good luck getting the theme song out of your head now. Read More...
Discomfort at The Cannes 2017 Awards
Surprises were abound at the Cannes closing night celebration, but so was discomfort and confusion. Read More...
Alfonso Cuarón Discusses Thirty Years of Filmmaking in Cannes Masterclass
For the versatile filmmaker whose credits range from A Little Princess to Children of Men, movies are like ex-wives. Read More...
‘The Killing of a Sacred Deer’ Review: A More Consistent Lanthimos
While Yorgos Lanthimos's second English language film can't quite match The Lobster in several regards, it still paints Lanthimos as one of the most promising and distinctive auteurs working in film today. Read More...
‘Wonderstruck’ Review: Todd Haynes’ Latest Is So Okay It’s Boring
Wonderstruck's shortcomings stem not from an overabundance of flaws but an absence of anything that works especially well. Read More...
What We Know So Far About Those Five ‘Game of Thrones’ Spinoffs
On a scale from Jon Snow to Varys, how in the know are you? Read on to find out. Read More...
Hollywood Doomsday Preppers Need A Better Argument Than “Franchise Fatigue”
Analysts claiming the summer box office is doomed to die fail to paint a convincing portrait of the designated killer. Read More...
Ciara Wardlow
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