By Film Feature by James Learoyd There is an argument to be made that Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki is the most important filmmaker living today. His work is not just innovative and groundbreaking in technical terms, but the images him and his team have created have transcended their cinematic roots. Characters
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Directors with the Most Weirdly Diverse Filmographies
Film critic Andrew Sarris changed his profession forever when he introduced, to English-speaking cinephiles at least, the concept of “auteur theory.” The general conceit is that some rarified directors are so gifted, or commanding, in their control over the process of film production that they alone can give a film
The ALIEN TV Series Has Wrapped
Due to strikes and multiple development delays, the Alien TV series seems like it has been in the works forever. Now, after all these delays, the Noah Hawley project has wrapped production. It has been shooting in Thailand, and multiple crewmembers have been sharing pictures from the series’ wrap party.
Blu-ray Review: Challengers
Challengers hits the home court on Blu-ray. Should you take a swing?
