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Film Critiques
Why Pan’s Labyrinth Is the Pinnacle of Modern Fantasy Storytelling
Film Critiques
April 24, 2025
Does The Last Samurai Perpetuate the White Savior Complex
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How Mad Max: Fury Road revolutionized action sequences
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The evolution of visual effects from Jurassic Park to Avatar
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Why Friends Still Captivates Audiences Decades Later
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The Slow-Burn Appeal of The Americans: Why Patience Pays Off
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How Stranger Things became a cultural phenomenon
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Books
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The power of memory in The Giver
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Spotlight
The enduring appeal of Hayao Miyazaki’s animated worlds
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The Dark Humor of Jordan Peele: Mastering Horror With a Message
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Does Neil Gaiman’s Blending of Mythology and Fantasy Alienate Readers
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The Cinematic Language of Pedro Almodovar: A Deep Dive
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Greta Gerwig’s impact on feminist filmmaking
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Cultural Criticism
How Bridgerton Reimagines Race and Class in Period Drama
Cultural Criticism
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Has Feminism in Films Like Wonder Woman Become Too Commercialized
Cultural Criticism
April 22, 2025
The Depiction of Mental Health in BoJack Horseman: Groundbreaking or Problematic
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How Parasite Exposes the Realities of Class Struggle Worldwide
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How Orange Is the New Black Humanizes the Incarceration System
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Awards & Festivals
The top films that dominated this year’s film festival circuit
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The Battle Between Big Studios and Indie Films at This Year’s Awards
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April 18, 2025
Exploring the Impact of the Emmys on the Streaming Wars
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Do Awards Shows Place Too Much Emphasis on Red Carpet Fashion Over the Films
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Is Diversity at the Oscars a Genuine Change or a PR Move
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Why Titanic remains a legendary love story on the big screen
The enduring allure of "Titanic" as a legendary love story lies in its masterful blend of historical tragedy and romantic fiction, capturing universal themes of love, sacrifice, and class struggle, resonating across generations.
Film Critiques
January 28, 2024
