Mavis Roberta McGee has a ridiculously large pile of Blu-rays and DVDs of films that she hasn’t watched. In an attempt to watch more of them, she decided to write a column about watching her way through that pile.
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Lin Manuel Miranda has crafted a work for the ages, one that casts a new light on our history and challenges us to see it from a different perspective. The music, lyrics, choreography, staging and performances combine to create a true masterpiece, one that shall leave its mark on our culture for years to come.
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An Ode to Fallen Heroes
As we continue to come to terms with the violent and exploitative history of the United States and the power it wields, the desire to praise the incredible deeds of our nation’s service members can be a difficult proposition. We wrestle with a divisive legacy as well as our ongoing malaise of the Forever War
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AVATAR. YOUTUBE. BEER. ZOMBIES. PUNCHING.
It’s a short week, which means it’s a shorter column. Inside we’re talking Avatar, YouTubers, Edgar Wright, Underrated boxing movies, and BEER.
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Space Rock! Sci-Fi! Watsky! Edge-guarding in Smash Bros!
In Isolation Nation Volume 13, we’re digging into the music of Failure and Watsky, the online developments in Smash Bros Melee, and Fringe!
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A bold visual style and a star-making performance from Colin Farrell helped to turn TIGERLAND into one of Joel Schumacher’s best films.
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