Montage Theory
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You Couldn’t Make The Fast and the Furious Today, Because of Woke
Images Courtesy of Universal Pictures
You might not realize that the first mention of family in the Fast and Furious franchise comes from a cop.
“There are different kinds of family,” Brian O’Conner is told by his LAPD sergeant. He presen...
The Real Horror in Camp Miasma is the Death of Physical Media
All images courtesy of Mubi
Jane Schoenbrun made another banger, yall.
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma bears many of the marks that are now familiar in the writer/director’s oeuvre — a reverence for ‘80s and ‘90s film stylings, and a...
Zuko is Bi, The Franchise is Dead, and the Avatar Aang Movie is Perfect
Images Credited to Paramount
In 2017, I published my first piece of writing that went micro-viral online — a teenage tumblr dissertation on why Aang from Avatar: The Last Airbender is a great example of feminist writing for a male characte...
The Odyssey is an Apology for Interstellar, and I Accept
Credit: Universal Pictures
Spoilers Ahead: If you plan to see The Odyssey, come back after you do.
I’ve always disliked “Interstellar.”
Like many movie-loving teenagers in the early 2010s, Christopher Nolan was an obsession for me — my f...
If Spielberg's Aliens Came Down to Earth My Health Insurance Premium Would Still Go Up
I have been trying and failing for weeks to write about Steven Spielberg’s recent UFO thriller Disclosure Day. The latest in a long line of films from the esteemed director about how neat it might be for aliens to come say hi, it’s a messy,...
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