In the Can
In the Can from Sam StrantzThe movie & TV sub-stack (and podcast) from Memphis to H-Town. @SamStrantzEsq takes a break from being an NBA lawyer & hosts friends & filmmakers to talk all genres, the DiCaprio Overacting Award™ & Nic Cage. Subscribe!\ud83d\udc47 \ud83c\udfa5\ud83c\udf9e\ud83c\udfac\ud83d\udcfd
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10 Pieces of Content I Loved, Liked (or Loathed)
(1) Hey, I’m 33 years old, & I still deeply care about The Oscars!
Image: The Gold Knight
Noms dropped on an early January morning and everyone immediately started debating, disagreeing, hand-wringing, and bitching, which is what happen...
10 Pieces of Content I Loved, Liked (or Loathed)
(1) BABYLON!
Image: Paramount
Below is a short text exchange between my friend Bret and me about the film Babylon:
Damien Chazelle’s (Whiplash, La La Land, First Man) decadent and depraved study of 1920s Hollywood at the dawn of films...
10 Pieces of Content I Loved, Liked (or Loathed)
(1) ANDOR (e.g., the Force of relatable characters, filmmaking precision & technique, camera movement, attention to set/costume design, and airtight dialogue) [5 parts]
Photo: Disney/LucasFilm
Between Middle Earth, the wizarding world o...
10 Pieces of Content I Loved, Liked (or Loathed)
(1) BARBARIAN!!!
Photo: FilmChop; 20th Century Studios
There exists a recent trend in which a sketch comedian writes a horror script in their spare time, and then turns out to be a Hitchcock-ian horror film artisan. Jordan Peele was the...
10 Pieces of Content I Loved, Liked (or Loathed)
(1) Top Gun: Maverick (again[!!!])
Photo: LA Times
Sorted firmly in the category of bullshit boomer reboot fodder that I generally dislike, TG:M lit my hair on fire (again) with its afterburners (for the second time). For this sophomor...
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