So, as I have mentioned before, I am launching a new video series as a companion piece to In the Frame at The Escapist. The video will typically launch with every second Monday article, and be released on the magazine’s YouTube channel the following week. This is kinda cool, because we’re helping relaunch the magazine’s film channel – so if you can throw a subscription our way, it would mean a lot.
This week, following the end of WandaVision, it seemed like an appropriate time to take a look at what the show said about contemporary pop culture, in particular the show’s approach to its “mystery box” format and its insistence on explaining every ambiguity without any willingness to leave space for interpretation. It’s a big, ambitious video essay that looks at everything from Lost to Twin Peaks to The X-Files to Doctor Who, and I hope you enjoy.
Filed under: Television | Tagged: ambiguity, Christopher Nolan, doctor who, film, Inception, lost, meaning, Movies, steven moffat, Television, the x-files, twin peaks, wandavision |
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An interesting film share in duality. I have not seen it yet, but it has taken on bigger spin-offs than The Great Escape. Have a good day.