formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Suspected hate crimes targeting Asian communities increased by an astonishing 339 percent in the U.S. last year, according to the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism. The FBI attributes the spike largely to racist conspiracies about the coronavirus. … Continued
Don’t Look Up proved a divisive film that perfectly exemplifies a classic dilemma in the history of cinema. Are films obligated to entertain? Source: Don’t Look Up Begs A Crucial Question in Cinema: Should Films Make You Uncomfortable?
As a child of the 1990s, my main memories of going to the cinema are of seeing Tommy Lee Jones save the world in Volcano, Pierce Brosnan save the world in Dante’s Peak, Helen Hunt save the world in Twister, … Continued
Director Pawo Choyning is yet to get over his amazement at the astonishing success of his debut film “Lunana: A Yak in Classroom” that offers a glimpse into life at a far-flung Bhutanese village and has become the first movie … Continued
The Warner Grant Theater has been transformed into a contemporary performance hall replete with hidden acoustical features. Source: How a 1930s cinema was reborn as an acoustical paradise for the Milwau
Tim Burton’s second Batman film is nasty, hilarious, and most importantly, just barely PG-13. Source: ‘Batman Returns’ Was the Peak of Grotesque Superhero Cinema – The Ringer