Terrence Malik’s ‘Tree of Life’ – Enjoying an Avant-Garde Approach to a Narrative Story
Photo: ‘Tree of Life’ Terrence Malick’s ‘Tree of Life’ is not your average family film. It’s filled with abstract imagery such as scenes of the Earth’s formation and dinosaurs living and breathing in the grassy areas as a reminder to the viewer that...
50 Years On: The Renewed Relevance of ‘Play it Again, Sam’ and its Presentation of Parasocial Relationships
Photo: ‘Play it Again, Sam’  Allan and Bogey Herbert Ross’s 1972 comedy ‘Play it Again, Sam’, starring Woody Allen, hit 50 years old this year, but upon re-watching, the more dated aspects of the film peel away to reveal the remarkably perceptive core of the...
Why ‘Eyes Wide Shut’, Kubrick’s Last Outing, is One of his Best and his Darkest Film
Photo: ‘Eyes Wide Shut’ The late and undoubtedly great Stanley Kubrick passed away on March 7, 1999. This was a fact that was well established in Kubrick’s mind and something which he gave major thought to as he started to write his last film, ‘Eyes Wide Shut’, with...
The Sad Truth Behind Canceling ‘Batgirl’ | An Analysis
Photo: ‘Batgirl’ Have you ever poured your soul into something? Maybe it was a project for history class. Maybe it was a leading role in your school play. Or maybe it was just a silly doodle you drew while pretending to listen to your friend complain about her...
