‘Challengers’ Stars Put New Spins (and Slices and Volleys) on the Love Triangle
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‘Challengers’ Stars Put New Spins (and Slices and Volleys) on the Love Triangle
It's never easy to pinpoint the exact moment when Fuller's imagery rises from the ridiculous to the sublime.
Dave Kehr • When Movies Mattered: Reviews from a Transformative Decade
his career makes it clear that he is indeed, in the literal Cahiers du Cinema sense, an auteur, willing to make the sorts of sacrifices for creative control that real auteurs have to make—choices that indicate either raging egotism or passionate dedication or a childlike desire to run the whole sandbox, or all three.
David Foster Wallace • A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again
She has come to see, too, the universal in the specific. “All the months that I had been filming, I’d thought that there were so many ways of living, of inhabiting the park,” she says. “I wanted to know as many configurations as possible, all the strange and unique ways. But lately, as I went over the scenes again and again, smoothing their edges, ... See more
Cara Blue Adams • Infra-ordinary People | Cara Blue Adams
Sofia Coppola's Art of Loneliness
youtube.comYet the two versions seemed to be fundamentally different movies. In the first version I saw, much of the discussion explored the way that pop musicians such as Eno and many of his collaborators — like David Bowie and Talking Heads — create and project an identity when they perform, making that persona part of their medium. In essence, it became a ... See more
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Audiences want romance. Stars want romance. We have a formula for romance that works when given the benefit of strong direction, witty writing, charming leads, a slightly unexpected soundtrack (Maggie Rogers, what are you doing here?!), and on occasion, a lithe and spirited British muse.