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How Do You Build a Cinephile?
My wife and I are expecting a baby boy… She’s due this week and one of the many questions that keeps coming up as we talk about raising him is how we’ll introduce certain hobbies. To be honest, I keep thinking about cinema, probably more th...
Toy Story 3 is a Test of Your Faith
Six years ago was peak COVID lockdown… I was still living by myself and my work was very laid back, so naturally I got into the habit of getting high on edibles and watching movies.
I might have taken too strong of a dose on the night I re...
Disclosure Day is Spielberg's Call for Empathy
Polarizing Spielberg might be my favorite flavor of Spielberg (see A.I.), because our reactions to those films say so much more about ourselves than the movies themselves. And ultimately, this is all I want from this art form: movies that m...
No Spielberg Film Is More Mysterious Than Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Spielberg is the reason I fell in love with cinema, I covered this in my piece on Jurassic Park but he’s the first filmmaker I ever became aware of when I learned about movie directors. His films have influenced me since I was a kid so I’m...
The Case for Small Star Wars
Seven years. That’s how long it’s been since a Star Wars movie was in theaters.
Seven years since The Rise of Skywalker, a mess of a film so desperate to please everyone that it pleased no one.
Seven years of Disney+ shows of varying qu...
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