Book Review: “In the Company of Legends” by Joan Kramer and David Heeley
A review of “In the Company of Legends” by Joan Kramer and David Heeley.
A review of “In the Company of Legends” by Joan Kramer and David Heeley.
Roger Ebert is why I’m here; “Listen up Philip” and “American Sniper”; David Simon on America; Remembering Richard Corliss; Robert Townsend on “Hollywood Shuffle.”
A look at the Kickstarter campaign for “The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution.”
Glenn Kenny reports from the Chiller Expo.
An excerpt from the new book on Orson Welles by F.X. Feeney.
A preview of dozens of films being released this Summer.
Digging into the catalog of Joss Whedon to chart how the director of Avengers: Age of Ultron got here.
The cinematographer of Babe, The Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit, and Rise of the Planet of the Apes has passed away.
Frank Mosley on “Her Wilderness”; “Goodfellas” is the perfect gangster film; “Ex Machina” and feminism; Amy Schumer on confidence; PTA’s 5 types of father figures.
A remembrance of Richard Corliss by Richard T. Jameson, who wrote for Film Comment under Corliss, then later was his editor.
An appreciation of Time Magazine writer Richard Corliss.
Posting 27,000 times to one online forum; Reflections of synthetic skin; Norman Lear on the neglected mission of PBS; The assistant economy; Kristen Stewart on the industry of celebrity.
A piece on the restoration and new subtitles for Forbidden Games, one of Roger’s Great Movies.
The state of female directors in Hollywood; Legacy of “Goodfellas”; “Year of women” at box office; What Dogme 95 did for women directors; Chuck Norris vs. Communism.
An excerpt from “Complex TV” by Jason Mittell.
An excerpt from the April edition of Bright Wall/Dark Room that playfully riffs on “What’s Up, Doc?”
A history and appreciation of Charlie Chaplin’s “The Tramp” on its 100th anniversary.
An examination of the influence of Antonioni’s “L’avventura” on “Clouds of Sils Maria” and “About Elly”, both opening this week.
A look at why the “Fast & Furious” franchise has become an international juggernaut.
A feature on James Lees’ “The Future is Slow Coming,” including the entire short film and an interview with the director.