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1 day ago · The new movie by Jane Schoenbrun, “I Saw the TV Glow,” is among the most nocturnal films I’ve seen. ... Owen, a suburban seventh-grader, a bit overparented and conspicuously lonely, tells a ...
1 day ago · It’s a whole different world for them – and a vital new filmmaking voice for us all to follow. “I Saw the TV Glow,” an A24 release, has been rated PG-13 by the Motion Picture Association ...
19 hours ago · Jane Schoenbrun's latest Sundance entry is a unique, overwhelming piece of avant-garde cinema. The mysterious allure of stumbling upon some unknown oddity on late-night cable is recreated (and repurposed, to devastating effect) in Jane Schoenbrun's wildly abstract, masterfully accomplished I Saw the TV Glow. The A24 production is a remarkable ...
2 days ago · 2. The Matrix (1999) Redefining action and sci-fi, The Matrix offers a mind-bending exploration of reality, freedom, and control. I’m pretty sure Neo is an INTP, but ISTP is also possible. Either way, The Matrix is all about looking for the truth, even if it means opening your eyes to a disturbing new reality.
Nature vs nurture and predator vs. prey are huge themes of the movie - this isn't a minor sticking point, and since this movie is trying to tackle an IRL issue, especially as Copaganda released right after Ferguson in the middle of the birth of BLM, it rings as a hollow kind of telling that this is how the writers chose to depict race relations.
1 day ago · After that, the words started to lose meaning and context. Gary sent picture after picture of his (as he called it) “fortress in progress”. Occasionally there would be some muttered, convoluted sentence like “bitch got crack, but my goat sleeps in the bed and I shoot”, or “living the dream, two moats and turrets coming, teeth gone but booze cheap and shitty.”
2 days ago · Wake in Fright is a jolting and sinister exposé on how masculinity, money, and manifest destiny have failed to civilize Australia’s colonial settlers. The drunken madness chronicled in the film ...
