Don’t point your gun at him. He’s the unpaid intern.
From The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou.
Hamnet: Blown Away by Shakespeare’s Subtleties
Last Sunday, I went to see Hamnet with my boyfriend, and I was absolutely blown away.
Random Movie Haul
A personal movie haul inspired by a coffee date and a thrift shop hunt. Physical media still matters in a streaming world.
The Death of Stalin: When Terror Becomes Farce Becomes Funny
An analysis of The Death of Stalin, exploring its satire of power, fear, and political systems, and why the film feels disturbingly familiar.
Movie Review Coherence: False beacons in a fractured multiverse
The colored glow sticks in James Ward Byrkit’s 2013 film represent a futile attempt to impose order on quantum chaos. int.
Movies for the Philosophy Minded: Six Films That Think
From Plato’s Cave in "The Matrix" to the ethics of "Life is Beautiful." We review six films that don’t just tell a story—they challenge your reality, consciousness, and sense of meaning.
