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A Protagonist Paradox

A Protagonist Paradox

Tenet is a mindf@*k of a movie. In true Christopher Nolan form, we head first into time theory, and it’s his most esoteric and obfuscated story yet. But it is a frigging brilliant masterpiece and probably one of the most cinematic movies of the young century. Now that

The ReWatchables

The ReWatchables

When you sit down to watch a movie for the first time, there is always an anticipation of the unknown. Be it in the theater, in your home, or while traveling, you are wondering, what’s going to happen? Many factors — excitement, escape, curiosity, boredom — influence the type of anticipation.

Movies are the New TV

Movies are the New TV

In a previous article about rewatching movies, I referenced theater having been in the business of making rewatchable stories for centuries. It’s a hallmark of the medium. But with the nature of theater’s live performance, the written word is the only aspect that stands the test of time

Disappointed Tom Hanks

Disappointed Tom Hanks

Or why we miss the movie theater.

Movie Nostalgia

Movie Nostalgia

The sequel article to The ReWatchables In Mad Men’s season one finale, Don Draper talks of the feeling of nostalgia. He says it comes from the Greek of ‘the pain from an old wound’, then goes on to say it’s ‘a twinge in your heart, far more potent

The Benefits of Alternative Writing

The Benefits of Alternative Writing

I have been consistent with posting these essays for several months now, and I feel I am settling into it, become part of my weekly workflow. While not exactly on a specific cadence, I’m posting often enough to almost hit the once a week mark. While I am finding

You’re Not Who I Thought You Were

You’re Not Who I Thought You Were

When you change (West)worlds, should you change your the title of your show?