An Illiterate Critique
The Illiterate WriterWelcome to 'An Illiterate Critique' – a unique space where the timeless insights of a story lover's mind meet the world of literature, both new and old.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 19 | Subscribers | Read | rjtuttle.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Election Fever on Screen:
With the election just three days away, I found myself reaching for films that reflect the intense emotions surrounding this cycle of power—idolization, disillusionment, patriotism, conspiracy, loyalty, and betrayal. These essential films c...
Hollywood’s Creativity Crisis:
There was a time when the Marvel Cinematic Universe felt unstoppable. I remember being obsessed with the MCU in my pre-teen years, diving deep into the lore and even becoming a comic collector to explore the origins of these massive stories...
The Art of "It's Not Over Yet"
Sometimes a movie seems to wrap up, the conflict resolved, the characters on their way out, and then—bam—it keeps going, throwing you into an unexpected twist that you didn’t see coming. But what goes into pulling off this kind of twist? Wh...
(Theater Experience) The 4DX Effect:
After much anticipation and my previous post about the excitement of trying 4DX for the first time, I finally got to experience it. I watched Twisters in a 4DX theater, and the experience was truly something else. What I saw and felt comple...
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