QOTD: What characters from classic literature would you reboot, and how would you do it?
But don’t choose Oliver Twist, because Hollywood has already beat you to it…
But don’t choose Oliver Twist, because Hollywood has already beat you to it…
Please to enjoy an anti-Valentine’s Day question…
While many people would likely agree that films such as 1984 and Brazil are horrifying depictions of police states — and they are — relatively few people seem bothered by the realities we’re living with today…
Somehow the term “serialized fiction” doesn’t have the right ring. But I’m at a loss for anything better. Any ideas?
With Argo and Skyfall both out on DVD timed to coincide with their Oscars and BAFTAs buzz, the studios clearly hope awards influence home viewers…
Is there someplace on Earth that makes you feel like it’s leading the way — for better or for worse — into the future?
Pick a character whom pop culture has cast as a villain and tell us what not-very-evil thing he or she was actually up to that has been perverted by the winners’ propaganda…
I swear I can hear the wind moving through tall prairie grass in John Barry’s music for Dances with Wolves…
Like how Russell Crowe and Hugh Jackman could have swapped roles in Les Misérables and it would have worked just as well…
If so, is it a separate problem from Hollywood’s general disdain for anything intellectual?