Spike Jonze: A Boy and His Toys

Jun 22, 2017 | Cinema Saints | 0

Minority Report 15 Years Later

Jun 21, 2017 | Retrospectives | 0

Cinema Saint: Nicole Kidman- A Career’s Worth of Receipts

Jun 20, 2017 | Cinema Saints | 0

Video Essay: Romantic Literature and Alien: Covenant

Jun 19, 2017 | Clickables | 0

Father’s Day Reflections: A Hero Story

Jun 18, 2017 | Features | 0 |

Father’s Day Reflections: Dad’s Movie Nights

Jun 18, 2017 | Features | 0 |

A Look Back at Funeral Parade of Roses

Jun 16, 2017 | Retrospectives | 0 |

Cinema Saint: Sofia Coppola And The Search For Substance Through Style

Jun 14, 2017 | Cinema Saints, Features | 0

The Influence of Silent Cinema on John Wick 2

Jun 13, 2017 | Features | 0 |

Movies as Metaphor for Movies in Jan De Bont’s Motion Trilogy (Speed, Speed 2, Twister)

Jun 13, 2017 | Features | 0

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Battlestar Galactica (2003) Cast Reunion at EW

Jun 23, 2017

Abu is Underdeveloped Ambition

Jun 23, 2017

Transformers: The Last Knight Will Please Its Target Audience and That’s About It

Jun 22, 2017

Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 7

Jun 21, 2017

The Handmaid’s Tale: Night

Jun 20, 2017

Cars 3 Stalls in the Final Turn

Jun 20, 2017

The House Collapses in House of Cards Season Five

Jun 19, 2017

Yes, The Book of Henry is That Bad

Jun 19, 2017

Doctor Who Recap: The Eaters of Light

Jun 17, 2017

Midnighters Trailer Gets Away With Murder

Jun 16, 2017

Vox Unwraps the Appeal of the Mummy, Ubisoft Not Far Behind

Jun 16, 2017

All Eyez On Me Manages to Injure the Art, the Artist, the Audience, and More

Jun 16, 2017

Karate Kill is a Misguided Exercise in Exploitation

Jun 16, 2017

Happy Death Day Trailer Offers an Endless Celebration… Literally.

Jun 15, 2017

Second Trailer for Detroit Slows The Pace, But Amps Up the Tension

Jun 15, 2017

47 Meters Down is the Horror Experience of the Summer

Jun 15, 2017

The Original Dodgeball Cast Reunites for Charity and You Can Join Them

Jun 14, 2017

Explore the Afterlife with First Flatliners Trailer

Jun 13, 2017

Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 6

Jun 13, 2017

Berlin Syndrome Zooms in On Star Making Performance

Jun 12, 2017

Shimmer Lake is Shallow Tale of Small Town Crime

Jun 12, 2017

Doctor Who Recap: Empress of Mars

Jun 12, 2017

The Playlist Talks It Comes At Night and Tree of Life with Trey Edward Shults

Jun 10, 2017

The King Has Arrived in First Teaser for Black Panther

Jun 9, 2017

Raw May Be the Year’s Best Horror Film

Jun 9, 2017

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Mann In The Digital Age

by William Mai | Jun 7, 2017 | Features | 1

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