It’s vital that we continually seek out the people, places, and things which can fill us back up. And for me, like so many of you, movies will always be one of those places.
The staff of BW/DR list their favorite films from 2017.
Kenneth Lonergan’s Margaret, a true masterpiece of the new millennium, is an utterly unique, stubbornly sprawling, fiercely compassionate film that attempts nothing less than to capture an entire world within its three hours.
When I first saw Raiders of the Lost Ark as a kid, I didn’t know a thing about tracking shots, composition, or visual framing—I only knew I wanted this film in my brain forever.
When we look at the images gliding across the screen, mirror-like, we see human figures and we look for our selves in them.
In which we say hello to science fiction & wish a fond farewell to one of our beloved editor
This month, we're devoting all of our pages to the small screen, focusing on a single show that, over the course of its seven seasons, has proven itself to be one of the most intelligent, layered, compelling, and engaging stories ever told, on any screen.
We lose nothing from a fuller representation of what it means to be human; we gain everything from a more empathetic understanding of our friends.
The Coen Brothers, who have been making movies for over thirty years now, are master craftsman; say what you will about the many films they’ve made, but each has an unmistakable, distinctive authorial beat.
Loving a mostly unloved thing is one of the quieter joys of movie fandom.
Our editorial staff and regular contributors on the movies they liked most in 2015.
A movie lover always remembers their first Hitchcock.
