Monthly Archives: May 2020

I’ve watched a lot of John Ford films recently, thanks to a pair of fantastic new home video releases. via Brief notes on a couple of films. — The Glass Family

The acclaimed director of ‘Her,’ ‘Being John Malkovich’ and longtime collaborator with legendary hip-hop group Beastie Boys created a ‘live documentary’ film with Mike D and Ad-Rock via Spike Jonze Talks ‘Beastie Boys Story,’ Nostalgia and Plans — Rolling Stone India

This has to be Hitchcock’s least cinematic film he ever made. It’s a filmed play with almost nothing cinematic to add to the mix. It’s a miscalculation of the early sound era that equated theater and film because they shared … Continue reading →

They got creative for the finale. via All Rise filmed a new episode amid coronavirus pandemic and fans think they did a great job — Metro

“It’s not perfect, but it works.” This line from Dr. Frank Tassone (Hugh Jackman) about halfway through the film builds the central contradiction that propels Cory Finley’s Bad Education like a rocket duct-taped to the bottom of a cheap skateboard. … Continue reading →

Those who saw the movie — and judging by Netflix’s estimates a large chunk of the world embraced the fresh IP in a pandemic — the ending left open the opportunity for Rake to return. Several of the characters had … Continue reading →

She was a touchstone for the last time I felt safe before I entered what would lead to an almost photographic memory of torture in middle school. via The Only Place I Ever Felt Normal — A Word or More

Trans media storytelling is the designing and telling of a cohesive story experience across multiple different platforms such as books, comics, movies, social media and so on. A story is made up of a bunch of different stories which can … Continue reading →

Here at MovieBabble, we like to watch movies, obviously. However, the Coronavirus has created a sudden drop off in the number of new movies for… via Quarantine Staff Picks: Part 1 — MovieBabble

Have you ever noticed how every movie that has the word “rise” in the title is the worst movie in the trilogy? Well, Brennan and… via Quarantine Podantino — MovieBabble