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If you believe a cracked mirror is seven years bad luck, Week 26.43 is a few decade’s worth, including shots from Beauty and the Beast (1991); The Dressmaker (2015); The Boys (2019-2026) and Spider-Noir (2026) times two.
We already looked at the hallucinatory, special-effect-heavy, and revealing mirror shots from this psychological thriller
Now we look at mirrors as frames within frames, and how the film uses mirrors to play audience mind games.
Often whe...
When Jackson Lamb (Gary Oldman) confronts Katinsky (Rade Šerbedžija) in the Slow Horses Season 2 finale, the cinematography demonstrates — and makes us feel — how off-kilter both men are.
No matter how calm they try and appear.
So let’s g...
The answer to life, the universe, and everything isn’t substances, but film and TV do use a variety of drugs and alcohol experiences to reveal character, plot points, and everything.
Week 26.42 looks at various ways to depict inebriation,...
This psychological thriller uses mirrors in many ways, including as frames within the frame, and to suggest apparitions in the (far, far) background.
The house’s main mirror is used for jaw-dropping and hallucinatory images, explicit terro...
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