Michael Clancy

I found the film to be by far the most interesting Hunger Games film to date; I really enjoyed the way that propaganda was used as a weapon and was relieved that it wasn’t so dependent on action (apart from the literal ‘save the cat’ moment, which was completely unnecessary).

A very well written article, you made a lot of great points, I hadn’t considered their references to pop culture as a way to make audiences feel included. Although I enjoy it, I feel Modern Family plays very fast and loose with the mockumentary format, besides the talking heads there is little to place it in the genre, way too high production values. Not that I’m complaining, it’s a good show that is exploiting a popular mode of representation.

A very well written article, you made a lot of great points, I hadn’t consider their references to pop culture as a way to make audiences feel included. Although I enjoy it, I feel Modern Family plays very fast and loose with the mockumentary format, besides the talking heads there is little to place it in the genre, way too high production values. Not that I’m complaining, it’s a good show that is exploiting a popular mode of representation.

A really great guide for someone just getting into Marvel, very in-depth and informative. Great job.

Meet Me in St Louis is a great addition. I remember being completely freaked out about how weird and wild that scene was.

Very interesting read, I’ve enjoyed Parks in a lot of things in recent years but didn’t know this side of the story.

What if Eric Stoltz had never been replaced by Michael J Fox in Back to the Future??? Not sure the films would be regarded as the classics they are today.

I’d agree, Djúpið and The Hunt are excellent, I haven’t seen Headhunters but A Royal Affair from last year is really great too. I would definitely recommend that one if you haven’t seen it already.