Your seat for thoughtful film talk
Somewhere between the teaser for the teaser and the final trailer that basically recaps the third act, marketing forgot how to leave things to the imagination. Here's a case for going in blind — or at least half-blind.
You sit through the credits every time — but do you know what a best boy, a gaffer, or a line producer actually does? A beginner-friendly decoder for the names scrolling past your popcorn.
Some films would survive without their scores. These five wouldn't. A scene-by-scene look at the music doing the emotional heavy lifting — with a playlist at the end for your commute.
From a 1920s single-screen palace to a drive-in where the speakers still crackle, these seven venues remind us why movies were meant to be watched together. Pack the car and bring an appetite.
We all have that movie — the one we've seen so many times we could perform it. A look at why we press play on the familiar when life gets heavy, and what our rewatches reveal about us.
Somewhere along the way, we decided longer meant better. I'd like to nominate the 90-minute movie for a comeback — and I've got five films that prove it.