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Everything old is new again in the retro cartoon revival
Culture

Everything old is new again in the retro cartoon revival

Sam MooreMarch 29, 2022March 29, 2022

Torn between nostalgia and the constant acceleration of everything, two Netflix animations show where entertainment is heading. 

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Cartoon Netflix Nostalgia
Reality TV’s Strange Randian Reality
Culture

Reality TV’s Strange Randian Reality

Sam MooreMarch 17, 2022March 17, 2022

Shows like Love Island, Selling Sunset and Keeping Up with The Kardashians promote conservative ideals that are impossible to achieve.

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Ayn Rand Kardashian Love Island Reality TV Selling Sunset
Rousseau’s Pick
Culture

Rousseau’s Pick

Sam MooreMarch 11, 2022March 17, 2022

How the Academy Awards are searching the general will on Twitter. 

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Academy Awards Fandom Movies Oscars Rousseau
Do you (still) like scary movies? The horror of legacy sequels
Culture

Do you (still) like scary movies? The horror of legacy sequels

Sam MooreMarch 1, 2022March 1, 2022

Following a trend in the production of horror movies, Netflix’s Texas Chainsaw Massacre-sequel wants to claim the classic’s legacy and speak to the present moment. But why does it feel so goddamn hollow?

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horror Netflix Sequel Texas Chainsaw Massacre
The vital, human histories of Arthur Bressan Jr.
Culture

The vital, human histories of Arthur Bressan Jr.

Sam MooreFebruary 23, 2022February 23, 2022

The director’s two films Gay USA and Buddies captured the instinctive solidarity and idealism of the early queer liberation movement through a cinema of individual empathy. What makes his movies so powerful?

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Arthur Bressan Jr. Movies Queer liberation
The Big Game: Learning About Our Cultural Moment Through the Super Bowl
Culture

The Big Game: Learning About Our Cultural Moment Through the Super Bowl

Sam MooreFebruary 15, 2022February 16, 2022

Drifting between empty nostalgia and techno-futuristic escapism, the Super Bowl ads are a strange seismograph of our age’s collective vibes. 

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Ads crytpo Super Bowl
The Baroque Premiership of Boris Johnson
British Politics

The Baroque Premiership of Boris Johnson

Sam MooreFebruary 10, 2022February 10, 2022

In current British politics, the theatre of simulated government is everything. 

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Baroque Boris Johnson British Politics Cabinet No10
The idea of Tom Brady and the end of an era
Society

The idea of Tom Brady and the end of an era

Sam MooreFebruary 2, 2022February 2, 2022

As the NFL superstar leaves the field forever, writer Sam Moore ask how Brady has shaped his sport, as well as America’s cultural imagination during the course of his career. 

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Football NFL sport
“Why not speak?”: Mass shootings on film and the search for meaning
Society

“Why not speak?”: Mass shootings on film and the search for meaning

Sam MooreJanuary 24, 2022

Two recent films seek to understand the meaning behind mass shootings, but end up grappling with the unsettling question: What if there isn’t any?

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Film Mass shooting
Selling the dream: Reality TV at the edge of reality
Culture

Selling the dream: Reality TV at the edge of reality

Sam MooreJanuary 14, 2022January 15, 2022

The film critic Siegfried Kracauer once argued that ‘stupid and unreal film fantasies are the daydreams of society, in which its actual reality comes to the fore and its otherwise repressed wishes take form.’ Netflix’s Selling-franchise once again proves the point. 

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Capitalism Netflix Real Estate Selling Sunet

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