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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

Watching Andrei Tarkovsky’s Stalker is like being transported to another dimension. With its extreme long takes and naturalistic feel, five minutes of runtime can feel like… via Get Lost in the Images of ‘Stalker’ — MovieBabble

It’s very easy to lose yourself in a great movie. This is even truer when movies join together to form a movie universe: a movieverse…. via The Prospects of a Live-Action ‘Into the Spider-Verse’ Movie — MovieBabble

Friday is just one of those movies you’re required to see so you can quote it incessantly, much like The Princess Bride (1987) and The Big Lebowski (1998). It’s… via The 5 Best Characters in ‘Friday’ — MovieBabble

High school reporter Rachel Bhargava (Geraldine Viswanathan) is photocopying financial records from her district’s archives when she notices water dripping from the ceiling. She’s working… via ‘Bad Education’ is the Allegory We Need Right Now — MovieBabble

In January of 2019 at the Sundance Film Festival, I saw a film that I was convinced was going to resonate wide and far in… via ‘To The Stars’: A Woefully Underrated Gem — MovieBabble

I agonized over the title of this article for some time. (SEO is tough, ya’ll.) But sometimes, when a movie is as ridiculous as Deerskin,… via Jean Dujardin Stars as a Jacket Enthusiast Turned Serial Killer in ‘Deerskin’ — MovieBabble

Mutations. Zombies. Mutilation. Violence. Disease. Contagion. Transformation. These are some of the elements of the subgenre called “body horror”. You might think that this is… via Revisiting ‘The Human Centipede’ 10 Years Later — MovieBabble