What is the significance of the title of “Complete Unknown”?
The title of "Complete Unknown" comes from the classic Bob Dylan song "Like a Rolling Stone," which is itself derived from the famous proverb, "A rolling stone gathers no…
What is the underlying message of “Downton Abbey”?
Downton Abbey is full of woven plots and intricate storylines, but all are guided by the dominant theme of tradition versus progress.
Who is the villain in “Suicide Squad”?
In a film that's filled to the brim with villains, who is the true antagonist, and was it the right choice?
How does Harley Quinn’s new look symbolize her toxic relationship with the Joker?
From her "Property of the Joker" jacket to her devoted tattoos, Quinn's new getup in "Suicide Squad" screams Team Joker from head to toe.
In what ways is “Gilmore Girls” a feminist show?
"Gilmore Girls" doesn't beat viewers over the head with a radical feminist agenda. Instead, the show’s real success is its ability to seamlessly weave casual feminism into everyday…
How historically accurate is “Halt and Catch Fire”?
“Halt and Catch Fire” parallels the 1980s computer revolution, with the first season focusing on the rise and fall of Cardiff Electric (loosely based on Compaq) and the second season focusing…
What does “Pan’s Labyrinth” have to say about fascist post-Civil War Spain?
Through the use of allegorical real-life and fantastical villains, Guillermo Del Toro highlights the crushing impact that Francoist Spain had on the freedom and imagination of its citizens.
Ask The Composer: Roc Chen
Roc Chen has written scores for over 200 projects, both in China and around the world, including many with Jackie Chan and "Kung Fu Panda 3."
Why was “Captain America: Civil War” more acclaimed than “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice”?
Both DC and Marvel's summer blockbusters pitted hero against hero. So why was one film so much more maligned by fans and critics?
Is “Last Shift” psychological or supernatural horror?
Last Shift is neither completely supernatural or psychological, instead combining the elements in a way that keeps the viewer in constant suspense.
Is “Whiplash” about an abusive relationship?
The contentious relationship at the center of "Whiplash" almost seems excusable in the context of competitive music, but it is abusive nonetheless.
What does “Hell or High Water” say about American society?
"Hell or High Water" offers thought-provoking commentary on rural America and the unbridled capitalism and avarice that is hurting our society.