The Queue is an oft-recurring column in which Meg Shields provides you with a distraction of curated video content sourced from across the web.
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By Meg Shields
Queue the sad rendition of “Cotton Eye Joe.”
By Meg Shields
Yeah, yeah, yeah the music slaps. But what are the opening credits to ‘Succession’ trying to tell us about the show’s main theme?
By Meg Shields
High contrast lighting and over-the-shoulder shots? Must be an interrogation scene.
By Meg Shields
Inside you there are two Jimmy Stewarts: an all-American everyman and a sneering blackhat.
By Meg Shields
This fake trailer’s got F-bombs in spades. By which we mean: Felons, Firearms, and Family.
By Meg Shields
From “West Side Story’ to ‘In the Heights’ here’s a brief look at the way urban dance informs the modern movie musical.
By Meg Shields
Sometimes the scariest thing in the world is stillness. And giant metal scissors.
By Meg Shields
If Joseph Goebbels declares your movie “Cinematic Public Enemy No. 1,” then you’re doing something right.
