Is 1958’s The Blob the first climate-change movie??
Is 1958’s The Blob the first climate-change movie??
For the like-minded superstitious among us: skip this one.
From a Spike Lee trilogy, to a trilogy of postscript-thoughts regarding and/or inspired by his Bad 25 that didn’t fit in last week’s piece:
It’s me, the self-ordained savior of cinema(s) post-Covid.
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From a coincidental(?) pattern, to a deliberate(?) homage.
Even in this, The Year of Few Movies™, there are still enough to produce weirdly coincidental (or are they??) trends.
Is it too late for a reevaluation and revaluation of a six-year-old movie?
Besides his quasi-consistent visual aesthetic, the similarities between Sean Durkin’s feature-length debut, Martha Marcy May Marlene, and his follow-up, The Nest, are not screamingly evident.
From Alfred Hitchcock, to a relationship squabble.
In a traditional sense, a title describes a work of art.