Keep an eye out for this one on your various streaming services, or throw it a few bucks if you can. You won’t be disappointed.
ONE STOP POP: RAYA AND THE LAST DRAGON
by Alice Micheli, Contributing Writer We all have that feeling. You know the one: you finish watching a movie and […]
ON THE CONTRARY: MAGNOLIA AND MINORITY REPORT
by Robert Bouffard, Managing Editor I love to engage with media that challenges my beliefs. It makes me think deeply […]
20TH CENTURY FLICKS: ACE IN THE HOLE
by Reid Williams Film noir often features semi-moral detectives, dark, mysterious forces, and ever-enclosing urban settings. This is not the […]
ON THE CONTRARY: SOUL AND BEFORE MIDNIGHT
by Robert Bouffard I love to engage with media that challenges my beliefs. It makes me think deeply when a […]
20TH CENTURY FLICKS: BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID
by Reid Williams Digging through the treasure trove that is 20th-century cinema, one can’t help but notice a number of […]
ON THE CONTRARY: LIFE OF BRIAN AND THE LAST TEMPTATION OF CHRIST
It’s perhaps easier to accept the type of world that Last Temptation shows, because it posits that there is objective truth and meaning. But it also could be more freeing to buy into Life of Brian’s worldview in which you are able to exert more autonomy and create meaning for yourself.
20TH CENTURY Flicks: MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON
by Reid Williams With Christmas just having passed us by, as well as another massive and tumultuous election cycle, it […]
On the Contrary: Memento and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
by Robert Bouffard I love to engage with media that challenges my beliefs. It makes me think deeply when a […]
20th Century Flicks: Citizen Kane
by Reid Williams Of the 20th Century Film articles I’ve done, this one may need the least amount of introduction. […]
RETROSPECTIVE: THE EIGHTY YEAR LEGACY OF THE GREAT DICTATOR: A POWERFUL MESSAGE FROM A SILENT FILM ICON
by Joseph Davis What makes a movie resonate in the decades after its release? Sometimes, it’s because it’s a story […]
On the Contrary: Parasite and The Shawshank Redemption
So join me as I examine two movies that send opposite messages, but which I still love just the same.