We continue our Gangster Series this week with the neon-lit 80s and follow Al Pacino into yet another iconic gangster movie: Brian DePalma's Scarface. https://t.co/4jj8bblXJF
And we kick off a new series on Gangster Cinema through the decades starting in the 1970s with Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather: https://t.co/eB8r1Liipv
In this week's episode we discuss facing the fear of existence, the often overlooked quality of language, and our relation to time, in Denis Villeneuve's Arrival.
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This week we discuss the enigma of Daniel Plainview’s character, and the erosion of religion and social dynamics in the wake of rising capitalism in Paul Thomas Anderson’s There Will Be Blood: https://t.co/jCP4tpmIRb
Cinema of Meaning is now available as a video podcast, watch our latest episode, discussing Taylor Sheridan's Wind River, out on YouTube or Nebula now.
Also special announcement: next week we'll have our first video episode of the podcast up on our YouTube channel, go ahead and subscribe if you want to be notified: https://t.co/sDL1guz3eI
This week on the podcast we revisit David Fincher’s billionaire origin story The Social Network, discussing whether or not it romanticizes Zuckerberg’s rise to success, and how myths have evolved since the movie’s release. https://t.co/RDSMXUN2FG
@thomasflight and @Tom_LSOO discuss capturing the sublime grandeur of the cosmos, how different philosophies can lead to the same virtues and vices, and the relation between existentialism and the sun, in Danny Boyle’s Sunshine: https://t.co/r6nQFFjtGV