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top 30 final scenes (ranked by how much the protagonist had it coming)
Every year, as I cautiously accept the world’s impending ending, I find myself asking the same question over and over again: did this person deserve that.
Sadly, given the fact that the past few years have been the years of Grift™, making...
my verdict on the odyssey
Picture this man: Handsome as an expensive watch and unhappy as one, wound up tight. His job is to steal the dreams, to father the bombs (in leaner years, the magic). His wife is dead. If she isn't, give it an act. She keeps visiting him in...
rebutting the anti-identity theory of directing
I've been thinking lately about the way people use one anecdote to flatten an entire conversation about any single topic online. Case in point, someone posted this on reddit a couple of months ago:
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The thing is, r/Hot-Load7525,...
nolan club week 3: fate
We’ve arrived at the third theme of Nolan Club — and the most complex, honestly. Fate is the most difficult theme for me to reckon with in my own life, both on a personal level and within the larger context of the world we live in, and that...
nolan club week 2: hubris
I’m back, baby! After two whole weeks away. I went to Greece, which was lovely — especially when I wasn’t being tempted to meet an untimely end by a bunch of gorgeous young mosquitos. Don’t worry, dear reader, I made the choice to live, and...
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Ex-film marketer who believes films belong to everyone, not the discourse™. Founded That Final Scene to write about their endings, evolved to explore how cinema shapes the lives we live. Contact: [email protected]
A producer on over 70 films, studio exec on over 60, Ted launched Amazon’s foray into feature film production. His memoir/handbook "HopeForFilm" is available for your reading pleasure.
Former associate editor at Hyperallergic, continuing freelance writer.
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