Nostalgia Detective
louis rabinowitzDedicated to covering the cultural histories, weird backstories and messy industry gossip behind cinema's biggest franchises!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 93 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 3 months ago |
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Hello reader. These past few months, and only for the past few months, and never before that, I have struggled with chronic writer’s block. This is new to me and as never happened before - not even once - so it’s been challenging to deal wi...
my soderbergh watch diary: 2025
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! As in, it’s the start. Clean state. Downhill from here? Maybe. Who can say?
In 2024, I embarked on the intensive if pointless task of copying personal hero and Magic Mike’s Last Dance director Stev...
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Remember that “never more than five hundred words” weekly thing I tried for a few weeks last year? We’re trying it again. Roll with it.
We can get too caught up in the pop culture grind, can’t we? Every week there’s something new to...
mission: impossible - dead reckoning 'part one', part three, or the road runner
The story goes something like this: Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning ~~Part One~~ opened well for a Mission movie, but it just found the wrong date. Underestimating the power of the two movies that would release on 21st July 2023, just...
mission: impossible - dead reckoning 'part one', part two, or meet the entity
What’s the most 2023 headline you can think of?
It has to be something mentioning Joe Biden, specifically the mental decline was patently obvious to everyone except the Democratic Party. It has to be about some kind of looming disaster th...
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