SNOWPIERCER’S Lack Of Subtlety Is A Key Strength
Bong Joon-ho leaves no room to miss what he's trying to say.
Deepayan Sengupta
Join Date: Mar 30, 2017 • Last Entry Date: Oct 21, 2019 • Articles: 15
While most kids used to spend their summers playing outside, Deepayan used to spend them indoors watching French New Wave films. Okay, that's not entirely true, he used to spend them watching John McTiernan movies. Okay, fine, they were Fresh Prince of Bel Air and Saved By the Bell reruns. Whether or not his taste has improved since then is still up for debate. @deanepay
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Movie Stunts: Not Just For Action Films
Stunt people and stunt coordinators can be found in a variety of movies across genres.
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ATTACK THE BLOCK And The Importance Of Character Work
The movie's portrayal of Moses successfully walks a tricky line.
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OTHER SPACE, Paul Feig’s OTHER Television Masterpiece
Consistently hilarious during its all-too-brief run.
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Giving It Up For The Amazing Terry Crews
You really can't praise the SORRY TO BOTHER YOU ACTOR enough.
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BIG FISH, LADY BIRD And How People Come To Understand Who Their Parents Are
Both films are more thematically similar than they appear at first glance.
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Why New Horror Is Succeeding Where The Dark Universe Failed
Universal could learn a few things from the horror successes of the past few years.
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Gugu Mbatha-Raw And The Pursuit Of A-list Stardom
The actress has appeared in enough high-profile roles to be a bigger deal by now.
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BLACK LIGHTNING Gets Off To A Very Promising Start
The show is willing and able to do more than just retread superhero tropes.
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The Leading Women Of Joe Wright’s Films
When putting women at the center of the story, Wright's movies often draw complex, nuanced characters.
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THE DISASTER ARTIST And The Benefits Of Examining How Bad Movies Are Made
Analysis of a bad movie's production can be a useful tool in learning about the industry.
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