February 15, 2020
They Don’t Make Movies Like They Used To
At the end of the week, I sit down at my dining room table and start typing. Usually, these articles…
Liberating Movie Theatres
Liberating Movie Theatres
At the end of the week, I sit down at my dining room table and start typing. Usually, these articles…
Since the beginning of its history, the motion picture has been plagued by middlemen and shysters, often one in the…
In a move which I think typifies the disdain that media conglomerates have for the cinematic tradition, Disney decided to…
I love visiting the smaller city centers across America. Every town is different and diverse. The downtown core usually spins…
A paradigm shift, a concept identified by the American physicist and philosopher Thomas Kuhn, is a fundamental change in the…
The doldrums of January have hit. The glow of the Christmas season is fading and is slowly slips into memory.…
The twin suns of the planet Tatooine began to descend. Rey, the last of the true Jedi knights stood in…
Hollywood has changed and has changed drastically. One could actually say that it has ceased to exist. All they are…
This is a season of hope. It is Christmas, the time of year when we should reflect on the past…
I really love the Christmas season. The bustle of people as they go about their way shopping for people they…
There’s something a little bit special about the Cinema Lab. Something different and truly unique that sets us apart. And that something is the fact that we’re are owned by our members. We’re responsible for looking after our members, and, of course, our colleagues. And that’s the sort of responsibility and ownership we like.