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Counter Arts Book Club 2024
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Dec 30, 2023
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Review: Ridley Scott Flops With ‘Someone to Watch Over Me’
Review: Ridley Scott Flops With ‘Someone to Watch Over Me’
This rarely remembered 1987 cop drama is perhaps better left forgotten despite its abundance of visual style
Reece Beckett
Nov 13
The Auditory Perfection of Dvořák’s Symphony №9
The Auditory Perfection of Dvořák’s Symphony №9
Behind Antonín Dvořák’s New World Symphony — America’s Greatest Piece
Keaton Fisher
Nov 13
The Long Read: “Aliens” Sucks, Stop Making More of It!
The Long Read: “Aliens” Sucks, Stop Making More of It!
Okay, the first two are good, but the rest is just baloney and getting more baloney-ous! Stop it and make something new!
Kay Elúvian
Nov 13
Life Is Absurd, Accepting Its Absurdity Can Be Liberating
Life Is Absurd, Accepting Its Absurdity Can Be Liberating
In medieval times, folks cooked up a grim cure-all for everything from the blues to ego trips: memento mori, or a reminder that we must…
Reflections On A Life
Nov 13
Is the John Wick Watch Any Good?
Is the John Wick Watch Any Good?
The watch worn by Keanu Reeves in the iconic film series should probably be iconic at this point. So what went wrong?
MVW Encyclopedia
Nov 13
‘Man of Steel’ Is A Movie That Has Aged Like Fine Wine
‘Man of Steel’ Is A Movie That Has Aged Like Fine Wine
The Zack Snyder-directed Film is One of the Most Underrated Superhero Movies of All Time
Yusuf Ali
Nov 13
‘Frankenstein’ (1818): Rise, Rebellion and Revolt
‘Frankenstein’ (1818): Rise, Rebellion and Revolt
Birth of the Proletarian ‘Monster’?
Marc Barham
Nov 12
Tarkovsky: An Ordinary Genius
Tarkovsky: An Ordinary Genius
After Tarkovsky, Even the Greatest Films Seem Like a Circus Spectacle — His Art Offers a Depth and Rhythm All Its Own
Lusy Sky
Nov 12
Exhibition Review | Norman Seeff’s Window into Hollywood
Exhibition Review | Norman Seeff’s Window into Hollywood
The showcase features photographs of America’s cultural figures who dedicated their lives to entertaining the world through their avenues.
Mamelodi Marakalala
Nov 12
The Rising Status of the Artist
The Rising Status of the Artist
During the Renaissance, the artist gained in cultural status
Kellianne Matthews
Nov 12
Cinema Isn’t Dying (Or: Let’s All Go to the Movies!)
Cinema Isn’t Dying (Or: Let’s All Go to the Movies!)
It’s become a common refrain, to complain about how the moviegoing experience is on life support, but maybe the problem is… you
Cole Haddon
Nov 11
Mr.Gorbachev, Tear Down This Wall!
Mr.Gorbachev, Tear Down This Wall!
On the 35th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall
Gayathri Thiyyadimadom
Nov 11
‘The Insider’ At 25: Corporate America Vs. The Truth
‘The Insider’ At 25: Corporate America Vs. The Truth
On Michael Mann’s 1999 drama about whistleblowing, a reporter’s duty to his source, and the news media business
Kevin Gosztola
Nov 11
A Robot Artist Just Made More Money Than You Have in Your Entire Creative Career
A Robot Artist Just Made More Money Than You Have in Your Entire Creative Career
We’ve reached the next level of AI creativity and commerce
Jeff Hayward
Nov 11
The Best of British Cinema: ‘Gregory’s Girl’ (1980)
The Best of British Cinema: ‘Gregory’s Girl’ (1980)
Bill Forsyth’s loveable romantic comedy is one of Scotland’s finest films
Reece Beckett
Nov 10
Beyond Decoration: Susan Sontag’s ‘On Style’
Beyond Decoration: Susan Sontag’s ‘On Style’
How style and content work together to shape understanding
Elan Kesilman-Davin, Ph.D.
Nov 10
Capitalism and Twenty-Four Hour Media Created This Hate-Focused World
Capitalism and Twenty-Four Hour Media Created This Hate-Focused World
Society is run and managed by the twin parasites of government and media: things that were designed to serve the people but ended up…
Reflections On A Life
Nov 10
Two Faiths, One Flood: The Surprising Similarities Between Noah and Manu
Two Faiths, One Flood: The Surprising Similarities Between Noah and Manu
Shocking Parallels: The Flood Stories in Judaeo-Christian Tradition and in Hinduism
Rajat
Nov 10
What’s Essentially Wes Anderson
What’s Essentially Wes Anderson
How nostalgia, whimsy, and a perfect palette transport us to another world
Hanna Z
Nov 10
Awkward Encounters 101
Awkward Encounters 101
Surviving life as the perpetually clumsy conversationalist
Emris
Nov 10
‘My Name is Khan’ Combats Ignorance and Islamophobia with Humanity and the Unity of People
‘My Name is Khan’ Combats Ignorance and Islamophobia with Humanity and the Unity of People
Karan Johar’s Movie is One of the Most Important Films of the 21st Century.
Yusuf Ali
Nov 10
Election 2024: The Ballad of White Flight
Election 2024: The Ballad of White Flight
The Democratic Party is a neighborhood in transition
Jeffrey Harvey
Nov 9
Suddenly Want to Move Out of the U.S.? Here are Easy European Options
Suddenly Want to Move Out of the U.S.? Here are Easy European Options
If recent events have you questioning your desire to stay, there are landing spots.
Greyson Ferguson
Nov 9
How a Wrongful Conviction Adds to the Power and Heartbreak of “Sing Sing”
How a Wrongful Conviction Adds to the Power and Heartbreak of “Sing Sing”
He was jailed for a murder he didn’t commit. Nearly a quarter-century later, Jon-Adrian Velazquez brings an unassailable authenticity to…
good.film
Nov 9
Review: ‘Venom: The Last Dance’ is a Delicately Balanced Action Comedy
Review: ‘Venom: The Last Dance’ is a Delicately Balanced Action Comedy
Tom Hardy’s likely final outing as Venom is playful, mournful and consistently charming
Reece Beckett
Nov 8
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