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Everyone remembers the first time they watched an Indiana Jones movie. Whether it was in the cinema back in 1981,...
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Films that own up to what they are and, more importantly, what they’re meant to be have become more common...
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Discussing the Marvel cinematic universe has become a dull exercise. Said discussions are now dwarfed by “Marvel Fatigue” as the main talking point and to be fair, it is a self-inflicted wound for the MCU. You successfully pull off a Hail Mary of interlocking films with overarching stories released over...
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Cinema as a medium is measured in two different ways. In one way, we attribute value and relevance based on...
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Once in a while, us critics are affronted by someone or something that aims to critique us. When it comes...
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Let’s be honest with ourselves. Drama that unfolds during the making of a film, or during its release, is not a good thing. The memes on Twitter may be excellent but there’s nothing more disappointing for cinephiles when something they’re looking forward to is mired in controversy big or small....
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In a time of over-saturated content hailed for doing the barest minimum of critical self-oversight, Network proves that a piece of big-budget media can turn take the zeitgeist on and turn it on itself, while also not deeming itself superior to it.
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Samsung surprised everyone when they dropped an ad for their new foldable phone, the Galaxy Z Flip, during the Oscars....
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In the HBO series Westworld, the people who operate the titular theme park can be seen accessing digital information and diagnostics via a paper-thin tablet that folds out threefold. In one scene, a character is seen answering a phone call on it and handling it as a smartphone. Certainly not...
