Author: Abigail Nussbaum
Still from Titanic, dir. James Cameron, 1997. Alternate title: the future of Twitter. Remember that scene in Titanic, shortly after the ship hits the iceberg, where the officers and owners.
We talk a lot about endings in the Golden Age of Television, expecting them to imbue meaning into stories that have relied for their effect on ambiguity. That Gum You.
I know I have a reputation as a harsh critic, but the truth is that I don't go out of my way to write scathing reviews. Life is too short.
The conversation about the parlous state of the romantic comedy has been going on for so long that it has consumed not only buckets of virtual ink, but the real-world.
There's an adage that crops up a lot in science fiction circles: a dystopia is a future or alternate world in which things that are happening right now happen to.
In a few hours, we will reach the end of an Oscars season that has been occupied primarily with the question of how to get people to care about the.
I feel a bit weird making this list right now. I've spent the last two and a half months preparing for and executing a move, and as a result my.
TV in 2021 was a case of swinging from famine to feast. In the first few months of the year, I caught up on a sizable chunk of my Netflix.