8/25/18 review of Rifftrax live riffing of Krull

Here is the link to my August 25, 2018, Twitter thread review of a screening of Rifftrax's live riffing of the movie Krull.

Twitter's platform has twisted each of my threads through 2018 and 2019 out of chronological order. This thread is affected, but is still mostly coherent. My apologies.

Thank you for reading. Please enjoy.

6/3/18 review of film How to Talk to Girls at Parties

Here is the link to my June 3, 2018, Twitter thread review of the film How to Talk to Girls at Parties, directed by John Cameron Mitchell.

Twitter's platform has twisted each of my thread through 2018 and 2019 out of chronological order. This thread is affected, but is still mostly coherent. My apologies.

Thank you for reading. Please enjoy.

5/25/18 review of the film Weird Science, dir. by John Hughes

Here is the link to my May 25, 2018, Twitter thread review of the film Weird Science, directed by John Hughes.

Twitter has twisted each of my threads through 2018 and 2019 out of chronological order. This thread is affected, but is still moderately coherent.

Thank you for reading. Please enjoy.

4/2/18 review of film Where The Wild Things Are, dir. by Spike Jonze

Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of the film Where the Wild Things Are, directed by Spike Jonze.

The thread gives a summary of and some context on the film. It discusses some of the Jungian-feeling and archetypal, yet modern aspects of the film. It discusses some of the film's character dynamics. It discusses the film's poetic and dreamlike aspects. It also discusses the wonderful music of the film.

The tweets in some of my threads have been twisted out of chronological order on Twitter's platform. This thread's coherency is moderately affected. My apologies.

3/10/18 review of film A Wrinkle in Time, dir. by Ava DuVernay

Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of the film A Wrinkle in Time, directed by Ava DuVernay.

The thread gives a summary of the film and some context on my experiences reading the novel on which it's based. My review is pretty critical. The thread discusses how I felt the film fell flat, mostly due to the writing, but also some of the music and performance. The thread discusses what I liked about the philosophy of the film. It discusses the performances -- quite a few! -- that I really enjoyed, as well as what I loved about Storm Reid's Meg Murry character.