MirrorMask (2005): Or, “Neil Gaiman’s Girls, Part Two”
MirrorMask, the Jim Henson Company's most wildly imaginative post-Henson release, remains fairly obscure. And that's a shame, because it is a big-screen spectacle par excellence.
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“All of It was Music”—Pete Horner’s World of Sound, Part 2
Here is Part Two of my interview with Pete Horner. (Don't read it without first reading Part One.)
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“All of It Was Music”—Pete Horner’s World of Sound, Part 1
Congratulations to Pete Horner, who is here with me at The Glen Workshop this week in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Pete has been nominated for two Emmys for his work on HBO's new movie Hemingway and Gellhorn. To celebrate, I'm reposting my interview with Pete...
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Moonrise Kingdom (2012)
Of Gods and Men made Steven Greydanus say that he felt like he had become a critic in order to be prepared to review that movie. I've only felt that way about a few films. Moonrise Kingdom is one of them. Here is my review.
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