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Hang 'Em High
There is not a more compelling argument against the death penalty made by the most progressive of liberals – which we can safely assume the people involved in making this film are not – than there is in HANG ‘EM HIGH. The message hits harde...
Rushmore
Creating and maintaining a diorama of worlds within worlds inside a film is extremely difficult for a director to achieve without getting lost in the process. Wes Anderson has certainly had this problem in many of his films but not RUSHMORE...
The Public Enemy
Posing as an anti-crime morality tale during an era of strict censorship conversely permits a gratuity of violence, vice, and sadism which otherwise would be impossible. The title and end cards of THE PUBLIC ENEMY offer the officially sanct...
Children Of Men
Dystopian science-fiction lives or dies by how successfully it extrapolates the world we live in. CHILDREN OF MEN convincingly imagines a Britain where technology has advanced at the same rate that quality of life has declined. Aside from c...
A Cock And Bull Story
Aside from a few explosively exceptional examples – such as the work of director Peter Greenaway, which is referenced here – period literary adaptation is the most conservative drama that British media produces. A COCK AND BULL STORY is an...
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I write about film, television, and literature. I am the co-host of The Everything Sequel Podcast. I am an actor, playwright, and theatre producer working out of San Diego, California. I used to be a university lecturer and media studies scholar.
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