Jan 01 Love3 Classic Review: The French Connection Shows The Beginnings of Tough Realities By Noemi Florea Classic Reviews The French Connection-- a six-minute car chase scene, anchored by the cross-cutting of a pursuer and his prey as reason…Read More
Dec 30 Love0 5 Ways to Ease Into Writing a Book By Norm Schriever Screenwriting 101 When it’s time to start writing a book, I can’t just put pen to paper and begin. I’m like a…Read More
Dec 24 Love0 Alternate Take: Passengers Gets Lost in the Void By Nguyen Le Reviews “Passengers” has fail-safe written all over it: two of cinema’s “it” people in the leads, with an Oscar-nominated director guiding…Read More
Dec 24 Love0 Review: Passengers Stays Afloat on the Chemistry of its Leads By Valerie Kalfrin Reviews The considerable charisma and chemistry of Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence keep the sci-fi adventure Passengers afloat, even if the script easily fixes…Read More
Dec 18 Love1 Review: La La Land Is For The Ones That Dream By Valerie Kalfrin Movie Reviews La La Land is more of a musical mashup than a straightforward musical. Through its songs, its wardrobe, and even its palette, it’s…Read More
Dec 14 Love0 Copyright and Copywrong By Richard Walter Main At the time of this writing the Robert Plant/Jimmy Page Led Zeppelin copyright infringement trial is underway regarding the origins…Read More
Dec 12 Love0 Ask Yourself: Are You Really Rewriting? By Anthony Faust Screenwriting 101 Writing is rewriting. Screenwriters have heard this phrase so many times it's like a permanent Post-It note taped inside the…Read More
Dec 04 Love0 Review: Moana is a Refreshing Breeze of Enchantment By Caroline Cao Movie Reviews In Moana’s signature musical sequeway, the titular heroine discovers hidden relics of her ancestor’s ships as she bangs an ancient…Read More
Nov 29 Love0 Review: Edge of Seventeen is a Teen Comedy Masterpiece By London Vayavong Movie Reviews Edge of Seventeen represents one of those rare occasions in which a movie manages to have it all:…Read More
Nov 23 Love0 The Great Screenwriters – Part 10: Jean-Claude Carrière By Martin Keady Screenwriting 101 Jean-Claude Carrière is probably the greatest European screenwriter who, more than five decades into his film-writing career, continues to produce…Read More