Features
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‘Tangerine,’ Realism, and the Double Logic of Digital Cinema
Does digital cinema mean green screens and fully-CGI characters? Or realistic shaky-cam and more accessible filmmaking? (The answer is yes, and yes).
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‘The Last of Sheila’ Invites You to Go Yachting with Friends and Murderers
Plus 19 more new releases to watch at home this week on 4K, Blu-ray, and DVD!
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Why We Can’t Dismiss the Star Power in ‘Red Notice’
We talk to producer Hiram Garcia about the new Netflix action movie. Plus: why we should be super pumped about the Black Adam IP he and Dwayne Johnson are currently crafting.
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The Camera of ‘Succession’ Wants a Seat at the Table
The camerawork in ‘Succesion’ would be deemed “imperfect” in other contexts. Here’s why it serves the show’s narrative without you even knowing it.
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What’s New to Stream on Amazon Prime for November 2021
This month’s new arrivals include new Prime Originals including a movie with Benedict Cumberbatch and a documentary with Australia on fire.
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The Ending of ‘Eternals’ Explained
It’s been a while since two post-credits scenes have been this significant to the greater Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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What’s New to Stream on Hulu for November 2021
When it comes to older catalog films from decades past, no one beats the Hulu.
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‘The Book of Boba Fett’ Could Finally Free Us From The Skywalkers
The trailer is a gangster’s paradise without a single lightsaber or Jedi in view. Can ‘Star Wars’ finally allow such a thing?
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DP Rodrigo Prieto on the Creative Thrust of “Subjective Cinematography”
If the camera has a perspective, it’s worth asking whose perspective it belongs to.