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Tomorrow on the site: CARNIVAL OF SOULS
(featuring new art from @studiotstella)
As longtime BWDR readers might notice, this will be the first “Redux” issue, following our prior Literary Adaptations issue back in 2016. We’ll be revisiting old themes every so often going forward, so sound off if there are any particular issues you’d like to see sequelized!
Just remember: Your favorite movie will probably lose tonight but it doesn’t actually matter in any real way. Time will be the true judge, and is rarely fooled.
"How's It Going to End (Or: It's Everyday, Bro)" -@franhoepfner on THE TRUMAN SHOW, Jake Paul, and the increasingly blurred lines between the performed and private self.
(art by @studiotstella)
https://t.co/FQt2dHR3Y0
Are the Adults All Right? On Ingmar Bergman's SCENES FROM A MARRIAGE https://t.co/21LyOtVLjx
"If I Were the Devil, You’d Be the Only One I Would Tell" -@kellieherson on BROADCAST NEWS https://t.co/s8G5BSKlyY
"THE MUPPET MOVIE, like all truly great art, focuses myriad points of anguished thought & feeling into a single beam of light—in this case, literally—to demonstrate, with a simplicity that belies its depth, its own magnificence."
https://t.co/vFyiejTToY
New today on the site: Kelsey Ford (@kelsfjord) on murder mysteries, gentleman sleuths, Chris Evans’ perfect sweaters, and Rian Johnson’s KNIVES OUT.
https://t.co/XmaCDoTZR0
(art by @brianna_ashby)
That Which Is and Is Not: On Twin Peaks and Trauma https://t.co/IsRhawp4JZ