Essays

Murphy Brown’s red blazer. Mary Tyler Moore’s beret. Hildy Johnson’s chevron striped coat with matching hat... Read More

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Zombie films always held a special place in my childhood. Read More

I’m interested in something deeper, something that may seem silly or overwrought to people who don’t have animals in their lives. I’m talking silver screen love stories between human beings and their dogs. Read More

As a child of the nineties, the first movie I remember seeing that involved Vietnam was—what else—Forrest Gump (1994). Read More

It’s hard to think of two filmmakers less alike than Wes Anderson and Paul Thomas Anderson. Right? Read More

Let everyone perish. Let no one live. Read More

illustration by Brianna AshbyMovies in 2014 were a disappointment to me. Guardians of the Galaxy, Gone Girl,and Maleficent all showed up in fussy packaging that seemed empty inside; visually impressive but in the end, unfulfilling. Muppets Most Wanted and The Grand Budapest Hotel were fun but unsurprising, nothing I hadn’t seen before. Even my girl... Read More

Silence and sentiment. Emotion and fear. The haggard, inconstant flashes of beauty. —The Great Beauty (Paolo Sorrentino, 2013) When Christopher Nolan mapped the future of film earlier this year, he thought of format and presentation, new technologies and special features, but he said little about the types of films we’d cherish,... Read More

The beginning of 2014 could not have been metaphorically kinder to me. The morning of January first, I made a continental landing on Antarctica. I climbed an untouched, pure white glacier and perched on a rock at the top. An iceberg calved and bounced into the bay beneath me. A... Read More