The Paul Thomas Anderson movie that Kevin Smith called “cinematic root canal”
“A constant reminder that a bloated sense of self-importance is the most unattractive quality.”
“A constant reminder that a bloated sense of self-importance is the most unattractive quality.”
The special effects “make no sense to me whatsoever”.
How a reinvention of a 1940s detective “changed” this actor’s life.
“Every day after I watch it, I feel 100% better.”
The director had an unorthodox approach to the web-slinging hero.
How an unassuming comedy script can cause its readers to drop dead.
How an early classic of animation was used to deliver justice.
Blink and you’ll mis it – but perhaps you’d rather you did.
“A movie is accessible – available. That was exciting to me from a political standpoint.”
A story about a musical squirrel named Wirral.
“Doing a real deep dive into all of her films in my formative years had a really big impact on me.”
A searing portrait of working-class London during the Thatcher era.