Terrence Malick’s ‘The Thin Red Line’: The Traumatic and Poetic Journey into the Heart of Man Terrence Malick’s ‘The Thin Red Line’: The Traumatic and Poetic Journey into the Heart of Man Read an article »
Ballad for an Iron Coffin: Wolfgang Petersen’s ‘Das Boot’ at 44 Ballad for an Iron Coffin: Wolfgang Petersen’s ‘Das Boot’ at 44 Read an article »
‘Strange Days’ at 30: Kathryn Bigelow’s Thrilling Sci-Fi that Doesn’t Feel As Strange As It Should ‘Strange Days’ at 30: Kathryn Bigelow’s Thrilling Sci-Fi that Doesn’t Feel As Strange As It Should Read an article »
The Uses of Disenchantment: How Michael Mann’s ‘The Keep’ Fell Into Neglect The Uses of Disenchantment: How Michael Mann’s ‘The Keep’ Fell Into Neglect Read an article »
‘Ed Wood’ at 31: Tim Burton’s Beautiful Ode to a Fascinating Filmmaker, From One Outsider to Another ‘Ed Wood’ at 31: Tim Burton’s Beautiful Ode to a Fascinating Filmmaker, From One Outsider to Another Read an article »
‘Se7en’ at 30: A Rain-Drenched, Somber, Gut-Wrenching Thriller that Restored David Fincher’s Faith in Filmmaking ‘Se7en’ at 30: A Rain-Drenched, Somber, Gut-Wrenching Thriller that Restored David Fincher’s Faith in Filmmaking Read an article »
‘Inland Empire’: The Purest David Lynch Experience Since ‘Eraserhead’ ‘Inland Empire’: The Purest David Lynch Experience Since ‘Eraserhead’ Read an article »
‘Mulholland Drive’: Reality Is the True Nightmare ‘Mulholland Drive’: Reality Is the True Nightmare Read an article »
‘Lost Highway’: Inventing a New Persona of an Inexplicable Filmmaker ‘Lost Highway’: Inventing a New Persona of an Inexplicable Filmmaker Read an article »
‘Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me’: Lynch Walking Back and Burning Himself in the Process ‘Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me’: Lynch Walking Back and Burning Himself in the Process Read an article »
