Litigating 500 Days of Summer: Who is Really the Villain?
In my opinion, it's a rite of passage for a young cinephile to see a film that absolutely
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Interstellar vs Project Hail Mary: What's the Greatest Space Travel Film of All Time?
In 1902, Georges Méliès directed and produced one of the most influential films of all time, A Trip to the
10 Great Movies about Filmmaking (and What They Reveal About the Artform)
As we head towards the conclusion of Awards season, it's time to embrace the glitz and glamor of
The 10 Best Movie Endings and Beginnings
A long time ago, my screenwriting teacher said something about storytelling that I'd never forget. We were discussing
How the Coens Have Mastered the Setting
If you're a cinephile, you've probably noticed a number of startling trends in recent years. The
In Defense of Rose from Titanic
Awhile back, I wrote a defense of one of cinema's most over hated characters, Jenny (Robin Wright) from
Great Bad Films: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Fast and the Furious Franchise
About five years ago, during those trying Covid months, my aunt invited my brother and I over for a movie
American History X: Should We Limit Our Sympathy?
TW: Racism As a cinephile, I have never really avoided difficult films. Difficulty in cinema can derive from many areas,
Gone with the Wind: Reviewing One of Cinema's Most Complicated Films
For a cinephile such as myself, few film experiences match that of watching a classic film that still holds up