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On ‘Rope’: How Hitchcock Kept His Long Take Movie Suspenseful
Here’s how Hitch keeps us at the end of our rope … with suspense!
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Simply Haunting: Nicole Kidman’s Performance in ‘The Others’
That darned ghost of Scientology — always lurking around every corner!
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Is Christopher Nolan’s ‘Insomnia’ a Successful Remake?
Eh, maybe we’ll sleep on it.
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‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ And How to Survive Being Very Online
Is anyone else craving an everything bagel? Just us?
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The Artificial Heart of ‘The Killing of a Sacred Deer’
From stifling sets to cold dialogue, here’s how artificiality informs the work of Yorgos Lanthimos, especially ‘A Killing of a Sacred Deer.’
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Let There Be Lumières: The Early Days of Cinema, Explained
Turns out that making bank on technological spectacle is at the backbone of movie making. Cool.
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Dynamation Explained: How Ray Harryhausen Integrated Stop-Motion Elements to Live Action
Patience and artistry strikes again!
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Why Sam Raimi’s Montage Scene in ‘The Hudsucker Proxy’ Rules
Sam Raimi’s montages run circles around most directors’.
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It is Time To Listen: The Sound Design of David Cronenberg
The new flesh makes all kinds of noises (most of it is squelching).