Madison

Journalist, Anthony Bourdain enthusiast, Editor @WheatonWire

[The projectionist woman @projectionistw]

'The Sacrifice' (1986) Andrei Tarkovsky.

[ℰᵛᵃ @art4eva_]

𝘞𝘢𝘭𝘵𝘦𝘳 𝘓𝘢𝘶𝘯𝘵

[Madison @morinwrites]

@mikekanyongolo At this point I have reluctantly been mentally conditioned to go on Twitter everyday

[Letterboxd @letterboxd]

Yasujirō Ozu, born on this day in 1903, and passed on this day in 1963. Thanks for all the everyday miracles 💛

[The projectionist woman @projectionistw]

Francis Ford Coppola and Sofia Coppola on the set of 'The Godfather Part II' (1973).

[Madison @morinwrites]

Madison deep dives into old Siskel & Ebert segments again- This time it is on "White", the second movie to the "Three colors Trilogy". Although many may disagree- I am on Ebert's side here. I hold White's unforgiving humor and honesty close to the heart

https://t.co/CYyX1LVIvS

[Madison @morinwrites]

Wow, reminds me of Mary Harron and the American Psyco #film. I love this letterboxed review.

[Letterboxd @letterboxd]

Jane Campion’s The Power of the Dog is now streaming on @Netflix! https://t.co/b6yzJ4OG6l

[Madison @morinwrites]

This scene in Gone Girl always made me think "There is no way Ben Affleck is completely acting" Because the smile is just too good- too accurate to how men like his character are. Turns out I was right.

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[Madison @morinwrites]

I can't wait to see what they are like together on screen! Both are such talented actors. Also, This adaptation sounds crazy! #film

[Film Updates @FilmUpdates]

Paul Mescal & Saoirse Ronan will play husband and wife in the upcoming sci-fi thriller adaptation ‘FOE’ from ‘I’m Thinking of Ending Things’ writer Iain Reid.

Production is set to begin January 2022 in Australia.

[Madison @morinwrites]

great video from my favorite fashion journalist/YouTuber @KarenBritChick on what people are wearing this Fall/Winter. I love the sociological and expansive approach she takes to street fashion- often comparing it to the scenery around her.

https://t.co/aSmiYvhRkz

[Madison @morinwrites]

It still astounds me that these women, at 35 were able to pull off middle schoolers so well, it's almost scary #pen15
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[Madison @morinwrites]

@licoricepizza Please fully release the movie before pushing memes

[Madison @morinwrites]

I have had a lot of trouble finding where to watch new films recently, as there is a variation between theater releases, streaming releases, and both. this article from @IndieWire breaks it down nicely

https://t.co/mMsCZgkYCX

[Madison @morinwrites]

I had no idea that Billie Eilish was struggling so much during the peak of her career. I remember seeing her perform in 2017 at the House of Blues, a small indoor venue, and it's crazy to see how far the bedroom pop artist has come.
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[Madison @morinwrites]

Funny but concerning article from @NewYorker magazine making me reconsider screen time habits.

https://t.co/CA3DY3Ls45

[Madison @morinwrites]

Remember that episode of #Victorious where the characters get mad they worked on a movie but didn't get their name in the credits because of a power-hungry director? Yeah, that was a commentary on auteur theory #film
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[Madison @morinwrites]

This scene from Ozu's "Late Spring" always gets me- in my opinion, the cut to the vase represents that moment when you look away from a book or movie to a wall or blank space contemplate what was just presented... This video essay is a piece of art.
https://t.co/LX43g6hZzI

[Madison @morinwrites]

I must say, @Refinery29 is one of the few female-oriented news outlets today that are taking women's interests seriously. Cosmo and Vogue have died out as the generation that read them grew older, but refinery has been making hard-hitting videos recently

https://t.co/zQ63O1nWpc

[Madison @morinwrites]

The pandemic and streaming services may have changed the way we view a film or TV show's "success" for the rest of time. This @IndieWire article breaks it down. Makes me wonder if this will affect the way films are critiqued.

https://t.co/UjGGb4fSKL

[Madison @morinwrites]

Another episode of Madison on a deep dive of old Siskel & Ebert segments. I must say, when it comes to "Seven" this is one of the few times I agree with Siskel- Fincher did not need to be so graphic, the screenplay in itself carried the film well enough.

https://t.co/VDjDm4r3xW