Among the great and influential directors of the past thirty years, Richard Linklater is the one with the least neurosis.
Nouvelle Vague (2025)
Among the great and influential directors of the past thirty years, Richard Linklater is the one with the least neurosis.
There is a version of this review where I try to explain, analytically, why Mary Poppins works.
I’ll be honest: I’ve spent the better part of a decade dodging Yorgos Lanthimos movies.
Happy almost-spring, friends.
Cinema is twenty-four pictures per second with synchronized sound, and somehow it builds vast universes inside our imaginations.
Sometimes movies of great historical import, turning points in the development of the medium, are tough to sit through.
In the late ‘90s, musical playwright Jason Robert Brown married an actress named Terri O’Neill.
It might just be my undying love for Freaks and Geeks, but I’ll basically always show up for a Paul Feig joint
Rob Reiner and William Goldman baked a little magic trick into The Princess Bride that I don’t think I fully appreciated as a kid
Since I responded very powerfully to Emma (2020) a few years ago, I’ve gradually become a Jane Austen appreciator.