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2 weeks ago | bookandfilmglobe.com | Carlos Flores |Neal Pollack

What’s with all the superhero family drama?
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4 weeks ago | bookandfilmglobe.com | Carlos Flores |Michael Washburn

The last Titan of the Latin American literary boom has fallen
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1 month ago | bookandfilmglobe.com | Carlos Flores |Stephen Garrett

The breezy, silly ‘Toy Story’ prequel ‘Lightyear’ avoids most of the spin-off trappings
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1 month ago | bookandfilmglobe.com | Carlos Flores |Jake Harris

Is the soon-to-step-down Lucasfilm President really to blame for the franchise’s problems?
Is Anthony Jeselnik the new Dice Man?

Dec 9, 2024 | bookandfilmglobe.com | Carlos Flores

It’s been 20 years since Anthony Jeselnik murdered his brother for the first time, saw his father’s penis, and molested some children from his neighborhood in all the depraved ways that no one wants to imagine.
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Dec 9, 2024 | bookandfilmglobe.com | Carlos Flores |Michael Welch

When the offensive becomes predictable
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Nov 26, 2024 | bookandfilmglobe.com | Carlos Flores

In an era characterized by fanfiction, sequels, spin-offs, repetition, reformatting, and rethinking, it was very logical, even obvious that the National Book Award for Fiction went to Percival Everett for James, an imaginative rewriting of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain.
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Nov 20, 2024 | bookandfilmglobe.com | Carlos Flores

You have no idea how much I wanted “Pedro Páramo,” Rodrigo Prieto’s adaptation of Mexican author Juan Rulfo’s masterpiece (and one of the seminal novels of the Latin American boom and magical realism that premiered on Netflix on November 6), to end up being crap. Seriously, I really wanted the movie to be hateful and not even remotely honor the book.
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Nov 20, 2024 | bookandfilmglobe.com | Carlos Flores |William Schwartz

One of the world’s best cinematographers adapted Juan Rulfo’s seemingly unfilmable magical realist novel…and it’s a masterpiece
America Tells Hollywood to Get Lost

Nov 7, 2024 | bookandfilmglobe.com | Carlos Flores

For many, many, many members of the film industry (almost entirely Hollywood) and a crazy amount of artists and musicians in general, the morning of November 6, 2024 had to be something like the scene from Apocalypse Now, when Lieutenant Colonel Bill Kilgore says: “I love the smell of napalm in the morning. Nothing else in the world smells like that.” Only the opposite.