1980s Martin Scorsese, Robert De Niro as a comedian, the film’s depiction of Rita, production design, and trying to get »
Loneliness, masculinity and its effects on the future, the film’s stance on technology, Brad Pitt’s face journey, and James Gray’s »
Alex writes about Michael Bolton. Go figure. ‘What do you see when you look at Michael Bolton?’ the writer asked, »
Quentin Tarantino’s love of feet finally going somewhere, Leonardo DiCaprio’s vulnerability, Brad Pitt’s ability to play something simultaneously big and »
Elsie Fisher, Bo Burnham’s feature debut, zoom lenses, and a whole bunch of sad shit about modernity. Episode 335: Eighth Grade »
Lapsed fandom, Kawhi, Big Spain, Kyle goddamn Lowry, getting emotional over Chuck Swirsky tweets, partying in the streets, and not fully »
Alex writes about his enduring fascination with Coach’s Corner. Even by my standards, this essay is absurdly niche. This essay »
The film’s inception and unique filmmaking style, Andre Holland, Tarell Alvin McRaney’s screenplay, Steven Soderbergh’s stylistic flair, the game on »
Alex writes a piece about movies released 15 years ago masquerading as a Best Of 2018 list. »
The connection with John Huston’s earlier work, Sean Connery and Michael Caine’s chemistry, and laughing at the futility of human »
