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Whoever Said Cinema Was Dead Has Tickets for This Summer.
The quiet comeback of cinema, in numbers that will surprise you.
 • Bernardo Hippert
The Devil Was Always Bigger Than Miranda
How the $180M Devil Wears Prada 2 accidentally makes the case against itself
 • Bernardo Hippert
The Michael Jackson Movie Isn’t Trying to Be a Film
Why modern biopics can't balance spectacle, mass appeal, and truth.
 • Bernardo Hippert
How to Show Nothing
How Filmmakers Make You Feel What Isn’t There
 • Bernardo Hippert
A24’s The Drama Exposes Our Addiction to Other People’s Opinions
It forces us to confront our own thoughts. No shortcuts, no borrowed takes.
 • Bernardo Hippert
What If We Regulated Streaming Like We Once Regulated Hollywood?
Streaming was supposed to democratize film. Instead, it rebuilt the old Hollywood monopoly.
 • Bernardo Hippert
In a Universe of Dying Stars, Ryan Gosling Is a Rising One
The further Project Hail Mary gets from Earth, the better it gets.
 • Bernardo Hippert
The Algorithm Will Never Recommend Your Favorite Movie
The industry has always lived between creativity and commerce. But today, one side is clearly winning.
 • Bernardo Hippert
Why Movies Feel Disposable Today?
Streaming changed how filmmakers get paid. It may have changed what kinds of movies get made too.
 • Bernardo Hippert
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Every Tuesday, a newsletter about film, television, and culture. In high resolution! A not too serious exploration of how culture, economics, and technology shape the movies we watch and the stories they tell.
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