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Historically, Netflix has kept a tight grasp on its viewership numbers. Unless the streaming service chooses to display some numbers and hype up one of its movies or shows, we are often left in the dark about which projects are…

You may have wondered about attorney-client privilege and whether or not Martin Vail could reveal Roy actually committed murder. Here's an answer!

This is a guest post by our friend Jordan C. Johnson. People love to talk about twist endings. The discussion can seem inescapable in the wake of a popular movie that features one. Do you remember when The Sixth Sense…

Matthew Puccini is a Brooklyn-based, Bay Area-raised queer filmmaker. His first film “Solo” was a Wasserman Award Finalist and won the King Award for Screenwriting at NYU’s 2016 First Run Film Festival. He spent last year as producer Scott Rudin’s Executive Assistant and…

While it might seem straightforward and obvious, I think there are multiple deeper meanings to be found with the title Allegiant. I think it’s a trend you see throughout the series: “divergent” means “tending to be different or develop in…

Look, I love the movie Warrior. I throw it on all the time and have it playing in the background while doing other things. It’s the last hour that gets me. The fights. I mean, I’m not even that huge…

Sex Ed is self-reflective, which I think is a wonderful thing. Let me take a second a put this into perspective. Last week, I was a guest on a podcast called The Fifth Opinion and we discussed Boyhood. The main complaint by the…

Ute Bergk is a set decorator who has worked on films like Enemy at the Gate, The Dark Knight, V for Vendetta, Bruno and Opehlia. This interview centers around her work on Passion (2012) starring Rachel McAdams. Travis So how…

The romance between James Bond and Madeleine Swann is being picked apart. A lot of people dislike how quickly it moves. Why would she fall in love with him? Why does she try and leave him? Here, I want to…

So Blair Witch primes us with information that someone drowned in the river due to what witnesses said was a white hand pulling the victim into the water. Then our group of stupid, stupid people starts crossing the river. Ashley’s foot gets cut. Then weird…
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