Taoism, Shintoism, and the Ethics of Technology: An Ecocritical Review of ‘Howl’s Moving Castle’

Building on the continuing tropes that director Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli often reflect upon in the cores of their … More

‘The Gamechangers’ Changes Nothing But the Actual Events

Constructed from court documents and interviews with unnamed persons, the BBC’s new factual drama, The Gamechangers professes to go behind … More

Figuratively speaking, I imagine that somewhere in the underground vaults of the BBC there must have been a creative team … More

In Pride and Prejudice, Mr. Bingley pointedly informs his sister, Caroline: ‘I should think it more possible to get Pemberley … More

Between 1989, when The Hunt for Red October was produced, and 1990, when the film was released, the Cold War … More

The Mighty Ducks is the first film in a series that spans three live-action films and a corresponding spin-off animated … More

There appears to be an unwritten rule in Hollywood that if you are a movie star, then you must act … More

Hollywood films adapted from video games tend to have one thing in common: the production teams for the film frequently … More

In the opening of his 1936 article, ‘Why Thrillers Thrive’, Alfred Hitchcock wrote: Why do we go to the pictures? … More

Sydney Pollack and Robert Redford argued at length with the US State Department about gaining permission to bypass their embargo … More

Filmed by a British company just after the communist victory of 1959, Our Man presents the last days of the capitalist … More

As with most travelogue musicals and holiday romances to emerge from the Classic Hollywood system, Weekend in Havana was shot predominately … More