GROSS - cinema history and criticism
Steve BowbrickA materialist history of Hollywood, one year at a time, from 1913 to the present.
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GROSS - the whole history of Hollywood and its ideologies - a guide for new subscribers
This happens every now and then. There’s probably a way to figure out why. But I should really just shut up and be grateful. But anyway, here you are (and if you’ve been here for ages, 👋). Welcome to my new subscribers, getting me a little...
GROSS/70 - 1979 - Kramer vs. Kramer, part two - splitting up
GROSS is every year’s top-grossing movie, since 1913, reviewed.
A post for everyone, intended to encourage you to subscribe (the May sale will get you a year of this stuff for half price!). God knows how a post about the history of di...
GROSS/70 - 1979, part one - Kramer vs. Kramer: how marriage ends in the modern world
Peak divorce. In which we meet a caricature of liberated America and learn nothing.
GROSS is every year’s top-grossing movie, since 1913, reviewed.
GROSS/69 - 1978, part two - 3,000 words about the final 15 seconds of Grease
The strange apparatus of cinema…
GROSS is every year’s top-grossing movie, since 1913, reviewed.
GROSS/69 - 1978 - Grease is a miserable thing but it has a magic realist ending that I can’t stop thinking about
GROSS is every year’s top-grossing movie, since 1913, reviewed.
I’m simplifying the presentation here a bit, trying to reduce the labour involved in producing these pieces - so no forest of links at the top any more. Let me know if yo...
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