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Patterns of Evidence: The Moses Controversy (2019, Tim Mahoney)
The Stop Button Posted by on Mar 18, 2019
When I decided to write about Patterns of Evidence: The Moses Controversy, it was because I wanted to make the wee dick move of putting it in Stop Button’s rarely used “Cult” category. Thought it’d be funny. Controversy, which never suggests it’ll be anything but writer-director-star Mahoney read more
Robocop: Last Stand #2 (of 8)
The Stop Button Posted by on Mar 18, 2019
The previous issue of Robocop: Last Stand had a weird ending; it was truncated. This issue continues that scene and it’s very awkward since the previous context is gone. Maybe Grant’s not so much being quirky with the screenplay adaptation as just not knowing how to break out scenes because this read more
Coming soon
The Stop Button Posted by on Mar 17, 2019
I’m probably going to start writing about music on Visual Reflux, but not any time soon. I haven’t even gotten around to the TV yet. I’ve just started the first focused comic responses post-L&R. I’m taking my time on VR. I’m still not sure I like that abbreviation read more
Hard Surfaces (2017, Zach Brown)
The Stop Button Posted by Andrew Wickliffe on Mar 16, 2019
Hard Surfaces is pretty thin. Sometimes it’s translucently thin. The film itself never has any depth, but fairly regularly the actors at least show they could give it some depth, if it weren’t for the thinness. Ostensibly the film’s well-meaning, but that quality comes off as fake. Like writer read more
Hard Surfaces (2017, Zach Brown)
The Stop Button Posted by on Mar 16, 2019
Hard Surfaces is pretty thin. Sometimes it’s translucently thin. The film itself never has any depth, but fairly regularly the actors at least show they could give it some depth, if it weren’t for the thinness. Ostensibly the film’s well-meaning, but that quality comes off as fake. Like writer read more
Hard Surfaces (2017, Zach Brown)
The Stop Button Posted by on Mar 16, 2019
Hard Surfaces is pretty thin. Sometimes it’s translucently thin. The film itself never has any depth, but fairly regularly the actors at least show they could give it some depth, if it weren’t for the thinness. Ostensibly the film’s well-meaning, but that quality comes off as fake. Like writer read more
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The Stop Button Posted by on Mar 16, 2019
It’s sort of the end of the first week of Visual Reflux. I soft-launched with the Captain Marvel post last weekend (a few days before Stop Button got it) and I’ve been pretty good about getting up a post a day. Until today. Well, until yesterday. I was a little burned out yesterday, which—as I read more
Hard Surfaces (2017, Zach Brown)
The Stop Button Posted by Andrew Wickliffe on Mar 16, 2019
Hard Surfaces is pretty thin. Sometimes it’s translucently thin. The film itself never has any depth, but fairly regularly the actors at least show they could give it some depth, if it weren’t for the thinness. Ostensibly the film’s well-meaning, but that quality comes off as fake. Like writer read more
Sum Up | Luise Rainer: An Incomplete Filmography
The Stop Button Posted by Andrew Wickliffe on Mar 14, 2019
Between 1932 and 1997, two-time Academy Award winner Luise Rainer—who was the first actor to win more than one Academy Award and the first to win two back-to-back— made a total of fifteen films. Approximately. Austrian Rainer made three German-language films in the early thirties before Hollywood—M read more
Sum Up | Luise Rainer: An Incomplete Filmography
The Stop Button Posted by Andrew Wickliffe on Mar 14, 2019
Between 1932 and 1997, two-time Academy Award winner Luise Rainer—who was the first actor to win more than one Academy Award and the first to win two back-to-back— made a total of fifteen films. Approximately. Austrian Rainer made three German-language films in the early thirties before Hollywood—M read more
Sum Up | Luise Rainer: An Incomplete Filmography
The Stop Button Posted by on Mar 14, 2019
Between 1932 and 1997, two-time Academy Award winner Luise Rainer—who was the first actor to win more than one Academy Award and the first to win two back-to-back— made a total of fifteen films. Approximately. Austrian Rainer made three German-language films in the early thirties before Hollywood—M read more
Robocop: Last Stand #1 (of 8)
The Stop Button Posted by on Mar 14, 2019
Robocop: Last Stand is, conceptually, a tough sell. It’s a comic book adaptation of a movie no one liked (Robocop 3) when it came out twenty years before the first issue of Last Stand dropped. It’s ostensibly based on Frank Miller’s original screenplay, but when a different publisher did a “based read more
Sum Up | Luise Rainer: An Incomplete Filmography
The Stop Button Posted by on Mar 14, 2019
Between 1932 and 1997, two-time Academy Award winner Luise Rainer—who was the first actor to win more than one Academy Award and the first to win two back-to-back— made a total of fifteen films. Approximately. Austrian Rainer made three German-language films in the early thirties before Hollywood—M read more
Room (2015, Lenny Abrahamson)
The Stop Button Posted by Andrew Wickliffe on Mar 13, 2019
Room is the story of a woman (Brie Larson) and her son (Jacob Tremblay) who, after seven years in captivity by rapist Sean Bridgers (Tremblay being born as a result of one of those rapes), escape and have to adjust to the outside world. The film is from Tremblay’s perspective, with some occasional read more
Room (2015, Lenny Abrahamson)
The Stop Button Posted by Andrew Wickliffe on Mar 13, 2019
Room is the story of a woman (Brie Larson) and her son (Jacob Tremblay) who, after seven years in captivity by rapist Sean Bridgers (Tremblay being born as a result of one of those rapes), escape and have to adjust to the outside world. The film is from Tremblay’s perspective, with some occasional read more
Room (2015, Lenny Abrahamson)
The Stop Button Posted by on Mar 13, 2019
Room is the story of a woman (Brie Larson) and her son (Jacob Tremblay) who, after seven years in captivity by rapist Sean Bridgers (Tremblay being born as a result of one of those rapes), escape and have to adjust to the outside world. The film is from Tremblay’s perspective, with some occasional read more
Room (2015, Lenny Abrahamson)
The Stop Button Posted by on Mar 13, 2019
Room is the story of a woman (Brie Larson) and her son (Jacob Tremblay) who, after seven years in captivity by rapist Sean Bridgers (Tremblay being born as a result of one of those rapes), escape and have to adjust to the outside world. The film is from Tremblay’s perspective, with some occasional read more
Captain Marvel (2019, Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck)
The Stop Button Posted by Andrew Wickliffe on Mar 11, 2019
Captain Marvel is difficult to encapsulate. Its successes are many, some of its achievements truly singular (the CG-de-aging of Sam Jackson, combined with Jackson’s “youthful” performance, is spectacular), and there’s always something else. Even when you get past all the major things—first read more
Captain Marvel (2019, Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck)
The Stop Button Posted by Andrew Wickliffe on Mar 11, 2019
Captain Marvel is difficult to incapsulate. Its successes are many, some of its achievements truly singular (the CG-de-aging of Sam Jackson, combined with Jackson’s “youthful” performance, is spectacular), and there’s always something else. Even when you get past all the major things—first read more
Captain Marvel (2019, Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck)
The Stop Button Posted by on Mar 11, 2019
Captain Marvel is difficult to encapsulate. Its successes are many, some of its achievements truly singular (the CG-de-aging of Sam Jackson, combined with Jackson’s “youthful” performance, is spectacular), and there’s always something else. Even when you get past all the major things—first read more