Where 1999's The Matrix was an energizing optical convulsion of tech mumbo-jumbo and New Age mysticism, Lana Wachowski's Matrix Resurrections, like its central characters (Reeves and Moss), feels a little stiff, overwhelmed and a bit slower. It's nostalgic and unintentially sad.
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The Five Chinese Brothers
I start volunteering with a reading program at a neighborhood grammar school this week, and I've been reflecting on my experience with...
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As you closely read the two photographs above -- Sally Mann's "Candy Cigarette"(top) and Diane Arbus's ...
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The release of a new Paul Thomas Anderson (PTA) feature film is an event for cinephiles because the decidedly quirky and celebrated auteur...
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Christopher McQuarrie has directed the four most recent Mission: Impossibles; the earlier installments were directed by a variety of other...
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