June 2020 – You Remind Me of the Frame

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Month: June 2020

“It’s Not Magic; It’s Just Shiny”: Making Magic in The Brothers Grimm (2005)

Deep down, we want fairy tales to come true. We are told…
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“And They Lived Happily”: Cinderella and Ever After (1998)

I never liked Cinderella. Even as a kid, it was my least…
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“Once Upon a Time”: Convention and Reinvention in Film

“Once Upon a Time” is so perfectly unspecific that it opens itself…
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“She Had to Eat Rabbit, Raw and Bloody”: Us (2019) and the World of Wonderland

In the final confrontation between Red and Adelaide in film Us, Red…
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“Does this Look Like A Kid’s Story to You?”: Alice and Adaptation

For this week’s highlight list, I have chosen a few of my…
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“Mad World”: Following the Rabbit in Donnie Darko (2001) and Alice in Wonderland

There is something incredibly moving about the ending of Donnie Darko. It…
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“It’s My Dream”: Wonderland and MirrorMask (2005)

You are never entirely sure if Wonderland is Alice’s dream or not.…
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Following the Rabbit: Hollywood as Wonderland

Introduction for the week Why is our culture so obsessed with Lewis…
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The Unread Library: John Waters and the Art of Reference

John Waters’ films incorporate my favourite kind of intertextuality: parody. His films…
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“It’s Not Too Much Is It?”: Excess and Modernity in Marie Antoinette (2006)

The shopping scene in Sofia Coppola’s Marie Antoinette is sweet enough to…
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