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Salieri and Suffering For Great Art
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The Intersection of Anime and Hip-Hop: Why 2015-2018 Was Filled With Nostalgia For So Many of Us
For many gen z adults those years aligned with middle and high school, a time when we were awkward, anxious, and coming of age. Anime and lofi weren’t just entertainment; they were places of comfort and escapism.
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Go With the Flow: The Animated Delight of Flow (2024)
It would be a considerable understatement to say that the technological boom at the end of the 20th century which brought about the internet age has not delivered on its promises of bringing a utopia.
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Hundreds of Beavers Is the Video Game Movie We Need
Hundreds of Beavers Is the Video Game Movie We Need Hundreds of Beavers is a brilliant movie. I’ve written about it once already for this site, praising its creativity in the face of a miniscule budget and the escalating series of gags that stack on top of each other.
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In Defense of the Seinfeld Finale
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The Umbrellas of Cherbourg – A Jacques Demy Classic
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This Week in Film: Atropia Wins Sundance, Nolan’s Odyssey Expands, & Marvel’s Fantastic Four Trailer Drops
Film & TV News February 6, 2025 Atropia takes home the top prize at a slow Sundance. The debut feature from writer-director Hailey Gates, a comedy about a role-playing facility used for training by the U.S. military, won the festival’s Jury Prize for U.S. Dramatic Competition, while
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For All the Darkness of David Lynch’s Films, Love Won Out.
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Exploration of Identity: A Different Man (2024)
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Top stories this week in Film & TV: David Lynch, Ai, and severance finally gets a season 2
David Lynch, master of the surreal, dies at 78. One of America’s greatest directors leaves behind a legacy of perplexing, unnerving films that pushed the boundaries of narrative cinema and paved the way for others to bring their own experimentation into the mainstream. Both a painter and filmmaker, Lynch
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