Sam Adams
Writer, @SlateCulture. Member @NYFCC | @NatSocFilmCrix | @WGAEast Thinking about movies and cities.
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slate.com | Sam Adams
Skip to the content Still Funny, Bizarre, and Compelling Enough Wide Angle By The biggest thing on Broadway isn’t some showstopping musical, and it isn’t Stranger Things. It’s a straight play about the history of television news. Granted, it happens to star George Clooney, and there are a few jazzy interludes to boot. But even so, the success of Good Night, and Good Luck has been nothing short of astonishing.
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slate.com | Sam Adams
Movies By Until I was surrounded by it, I don’t think I’d realized quite how much stuff there is in Wes Anderson’s movies. Walking through the exhibition dedicated to Anderson’s career at the Cinémathèque Française in Paris, I paid my respects to Ben Stiller and sons’ matching tracksuits from The Royal Tenenbaums and The Life Aquatic’s crayon ponyfish, but what struck me were the objects I didn’t remember—especially the books.
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slate.com | Sam Adams
Skip to the content Discovering Untapped Reserves of Smarts Movies By Outside an opulent retreat in the mountains of Utah, the world is going to hell. Thanks to disinformation-spreading tools on the world’s largest social media platform, people are being executed by bloodthirsty mobs and machine-gunned by their neighbors, politicians assassinated and governments crumbling.
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slate.com | Sam Adams
Skip to the content Movies By For the quartet of tech billionaires in Jesse Armstrong’s Mountainhead, ideas are so powerful that nothing else seems real.
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yahoo.com | Sam Adams
For the quartet of tech billionaires in Jesse Armstrong’s Mountainhead, ideas are so powerful that nothing else seems real. Holed up in a resplendent snowy retreat built by meditation-app developer Hugo Van Yalk (Jason Schwartzman), they’re glued to their phones as the outside world is erupting into chaos, thanks in no small part to the wildfire spread of A.I. deepfakes on the social media platform owned by the world’s richest man, Venis Parish (Cory Michael Smith).
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Decades of goodwill trashed in under a month. Incredible blunder by @worldcafelive https://t.co/ytj1FkfsWy
I wrote about Titan, the new documentary on the OceanGate sub disaster, and how the cult of the billionaire claims lives. https://t.co/tjN0FVzu7h
a love of Miller's Crossing, a Documentary Now shoutout, a protest of Ralph Fiennes' Oscar snub for Grand Budapest Hotel—a perfect closet visit from @sethmeyers
✨Seth Meyers's Closet Picks! ✨ @sethmeyers https://t.co/v17NuK2u70