Consistent movie-theater-goers know that spotty presentation is a ubiquitous problem.
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Author: Steven Strauss
Migration from Migration
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before:
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Ask and Me Shall Receive
Warning: spoilers alert ahead for Shayda, Australia’s shortlist-rejected submission to this year’s Academy Award for Best International Feature, to be released in March.
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The Iron Curse
Both the new movie The Iron Claw and the new TV series The Curse share a distinct cinematographic trait:
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Brillophonic
If you want to sell out an off-Broadway show, cast Will Brill.
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Destination
The box office success of Sound of Freedom can’t be discussed without mentioning its pay-it-forward tag.
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Left Behind
Leave the World Behind has been put through the Covid ringer, transforming it into an artifact of how the Covid Era shapes contemporaneous art.
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Make Room for Vroom Vroom
The training montage comes in many forms, depending on the genre.
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Silence New Nights
A musical’s primary dramaturgy revolves around deciding which parts of a story to set to song.
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Nudity’s Theater
The foremost chronicler of how plays use nudity for dramaturgical purposes has logged back on.
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