The Demise of MoviePass- Can it Survive?
There’s the old saying – “if it’s too good to be true, it probably is.”
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The Growth of Movie Theatre Subscriptions
AMC’s feud with MoviePass escalates as the theater giant announces subscription service.
Oscars Coverage Focused on Diversity and #MeToo
The 90th Oscars was this weekend, and it wasn’t shy about its politics
#BathtubJournalism: Sridevi Kapoor’s tabloid-style post-death coverage
The mainstream media in India has decided to capitalize the tragedy with splashy headlines and rumors
Wakanda Forever: How ‘Black Panther’ Blended Politics and Pop Culture
Wakanda might be a fictional world, but its tale has made waves in the political and cultural media world
MoviePass is Even Cheaper, and AMC is Not Happy
AMC Theatres have backed off on MoviePass’ sweet deal–but to whom does the customers’ loyalty lie?
‘The Post’ is a Love Letter to the Press, Past and Present
Because good journalism is always trendy.
This Week in Misogyny: Harvey Weinstein vs. Hollywood and Washington
The Miramax head was fired from his own company amid a torrent of sexual assault accusations.
Review Aggregators: Certified Fresh or Blowing off Steam?
As the saying goes: everyone’s a critic. “The Promise,” a soon-to-be-released movie set in the last days of the Ottoman Empire, has garnered over 80,000 user reviews on the Internet Movie Database (IMDb). Yet, it has not yet been released in the United States, and