Democracy dies in darkness.
Tag: meryl streep
Time can do funny things to a story; it can dull its sharpest edges, and present the opportunity to rewrite the narrative.
Maybe a reminder of who we were will help society understand who we should be.
Once upon a time, there was a musical that longed for seven-and-twenty years to be adapted.
Wondering whether Cate can weather the storm of controversy, and musing on the apex of the McConaissance.
With family like this, who needs enemies?
Over the last ten or twelve years, Meryl Streep has given moviegoers some of the very best performances they have ever witnessed. This isn’t one of them.
Come away, o human child!
To the waters and the wild
With a faery, hand in hand,
For the world’s more full of weeping than you can understand…
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The city Woody Allen wrote about no longer exists. It has been gentrified, homogenized, sanitized, and Disneyfied. At one point in the film while watching a historic building get gutted, Isaac says that the city is really changing. Well if he thought that was change, I wonder what he’d even recognize the city to come sixteen years later.
No matter how much time passes or how well you know the other person, love never gets less complicated.
Wes still has daddy issues, but now they’re a bit more animated.