The New World (2005) Criterion Collection: Malick’s Love Triangle #TBT

In 2005, Terrence Malick delivered a sweeping, epic vision of the seventeenth century love triangle inhabited by the singular Native American princess Pocahontas (Q’orianka Kilcher) and her two English explorers, John Smith (Colin Farrell) and John Rolfe (Christian Bale). Thanks to the experienced?filming eyes of cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki and Malick’s direction, the story beautifully appears…

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Welcome Home[coming]

Since we?re only a few short days (hours?) from the release of Avengers 2.5… er? Captain America: Civil War, anticipation for the film has reached a fever pitch. Every bus, cereal box and toothbrush seems to be emblazoned with either #TeamCap or #TeamIronMan. Tickets have been selling out at a record pace weeks (WEEKS!) before…

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Batman v Superman – Dawn of Justice: This Film Has Daddy Issues

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice?has been hyped as the battle between the alien, godlike Superman and the human vigilante Batman. Chronologically, it serves as the second film in writer/director Zack Snyder’s reboot of Superman’s film history,?which attempted to erase the Superman-has-a-kid mistake that was Brandon Routh’s?Superman Returns. But while?Dawn of Justice?failed to deliver an…

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The Fishing Hole (Vol 1, Issue ?): The Virtues of Superheroes

It started innocently enough. Senior Writer and Comics Afficianado Arnaldo Reyes tripped over this quote by Zach Snyder in preparation for the release of Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice. He posted it in our ScreenFish staff chat, and the following? happened. Arnaldo Reyes: ?[Batman] is not giving people a chance? He is more than…

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Rob Bell & the Blinking Cursor

Here at ScreenFish, we spend quite a bit of time critiquing, evaluating, and unpacking the work of others. Some might say that we are movie critics; others might call us movie enthusiasts. (Hopefully, a few of you call us theologians!) In his latest book,?How to Be Here,?Rob Bell unpacks what it means to be fully…

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