Games
Aeschylus: Ancient Greece’s Father of Dialogue and Drama
If you ever loved a movie, play, TV show, or book–anything with dialogue–take a moment and thank Aeschylus. Not convinced? Let’s talk.
Nathan Dennis January 1, 2020
Tag: Features
Movies
Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid: Lord Take This Badge Off of Me (Analysis)
Hunting Kris Kristofferson in Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid, James Coburn enlists Slim Pickens and María Cristina Estela Marcela Jurado García — or the Mexican actress Katy Jurado, for short.
Donald Unger December 27, 2019
Games
SpaceWar!: How MIT Students Invented Digital Video Games
Even before SpaceWar!, the earliest known video game, games have always crossed paths with computers.
Christopher Garcia March 27, 2019
Books
Altered Carbon and Morality: Who Wants To Live Forever?
Watching Altered Carbon, one inevitably asks, would life lose its savor if we lived forever?
Erin Reilly February 25, 2019
Movies
A Considered Star Wars Casting Call Speculation
At the end of June, a Star Wars casting call leaked. You might have thought it was a trap, but it’s been confirmed by myriad trustworthy sites with reputable deep-background sources. Reports say these are lead characters, and we’re just going to run with that. Let’s hope there aren’t any
Jason Boyd August 14, 2013
Movies
Upstream Color Explained … Maybe
Like Primer before it, Shane Carruth’s Upstream Color leaves many people confused. Maybe more than they need to be. Keep in mind that art can be subjective, and it’s hard to always diagnose exactly what an artist intends, especially if they intentionally leave it open for interpretation. But I believe
Jason Boyd June 29, 2013
