YouTube essayist Ryan Hollinger looks at the thematic trilogy of writer/director Tyler Sheridan and how it reflects the American frontier in the 21st century.
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YouTube Selection: Every Frame A Painting’s “F For Fake (1973)-How To Structure A Video Essay”
I like to post a video essay on Friday mornings. But what makes a good video essay work? Every Frame a Painting has some thoughts.
YouTube Selection: ScreenCrush’s “The Big Lebowski: How Every Coen Brothers Movie Is Connected”
ScreenCrush looks at the Coen Brothers’ filmography and finds the common theme that runs through all of their work.
YouTube Selection: “Pan’s Labyrinth: Crash Course Film Criticism #9”
A quick look into the world of film criticism as focused on the movie Pan’s Labyrinth.
YouTube Selection: ScreenPrism’s “Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Pure Fantasy Or Feminist Trailblazer”
Is Lara Croft a feminist hero or a male fantasy? The women at ScreenPrism take a look at the character to determine just that.
Westeros Watch One Week Hiatus
Jimmy and Tom took a week off after ending season five, so here’s a quick video from Screen Prism about Littlefinger, Varys, and what makes them different.
YouTube Selection: Just Write’s “Who Is The Best Screenwriter Of All Time?”
What made the best screenwriter of all time’s work, you know, work? And who was it?
YouTube Selection: Lindsay Ellis’ “My Monster Boyfriend”
YouTube essayist Lindsay Ellis takes a look at inhuman love interests.
YouTube Selection: Just Write’s “How MacGuffins Can Ruin Movies”
YouTube essayist Just Write has some thoughts on the thing that sets the plot in motion, the MacGuffin.
YouTube Selection: Wisecrack’s “How Monty Python Shaped Modern Comedy”
Wisecrack takes a look at Monty Python and its influences on modern comedy.