Sofia Coppola's debut film is somewhat of a beautiful mess, an unsatisfying mystery that has stayed with me all these years.
The Virgin Suicides is an Aesthetic Dream
Tag: book vs. movie
Examining Racebending in Cloud Atlas: A Critical Review
Cloud Atlas may well be the most disappointing movie of the year. I've had the book on my to-read list for several months, and in the lead-up to the release of the movie I had numerous friends tell me this was one of the best books they'd ever read.
Why The Perks of Being a Wallflower is a Must-Watch
Every decade has a handful of coming-of-age stories that define a generation and tap into an emotional nostalgia of youth that becomes hazy as time passes. This decade’s coming of age story focuses on a high school freshman whose awkward, shy demeanor has become defined by the heavy past he’s trying to recover from.
I Am Legend: Book vs. Movie Analysis
Last night I finished reading I Am Legend. I picked it up mostly because I read about the alternate ending of the Will Smith movie, which some criticized for not following the spirit of the book. I have mixed feelings. (warning: spoilers for both the book and movie follow) In the pro-book corner: Conceptually, I'd… Continue reading I Am Legend: Book vs. Movie Analysis
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