Love, Simon is the first film about a gay teenager’s coming out ever distributed in wide release by a major studio. […]
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The arena. The Pongitron. “How’s that for a bad hit, Team Leader?” The Ball Chase. The music of Guns N’ Roses. […]
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Madeleine L’Engle’s A Wrinkle in Time, first published in 1962, is one of the most beloved young adult novels not to […]
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The old clock on the wall tells us it’s Friday. I guess it’s more of a calendar than a clock. Whatever […]
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As I’ve mentioned in previous articles, the 1980s weren’t a great time to be a female. The end of second-wave feminism […]
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In January, Wired magazine released a video that, in their words, “breaks down the history of people miniaturization in movies.” VFX […]
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In 1963, Betty Friedan published her landmark work The Feminine Mystique, which analyzed the dramatic shift in women’s roles in postwar […]
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Eventually, the cold and pitiless Red Sparrow is about a young Russian woman who becomes a spy and gets tangled up with […]
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Oh, hi. We didn’t see you come in. We were just going through the Friday Movie Pile, and — what’s that? […]
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Almost halfway through Annihilation, writer/director Alex Garland’s latest, strangest film, Tessa Thompson’s Josie Radek is pulled into marshy waters by an […]
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Artists naturally want to create unique work, but that may not be possible. As Jim Jarmusch said, “Nothing is original…. Select […]
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Welcome to the Friday Movie Pile, where we dump all the new movies into a pile on the floor and roll […]
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