Would you ever consider writing a public syllabus on film criticism? Maybe it could be a way to capture where you have paused as a professor, while also helping others grow in criticism, if only to be better viewers and readers. I know I’d love to grow in this way more. I always wish I could have somehow taken or audited your class.
Or do you ever see yourself teaching your own course again, maybe solo and outside the university system?
I had not read your Argyle review before now, but I appreciate you ripping into it. You’re right, the artificiality of it that was clear even in the commercials is unsettling. It looks like a movie almost specifically designed to make me not want to see it.
Would you ever consider writing a public syllabus on film criticism? Maybe it could be a way to capture where you have paused as a professor, while also helping others grow in criticism, if only to be better viewers and readers. I know I’d love to grow in this way more. I always wish I could have somehow taken or audited your class.
Or do you ever see yourself teaching your own course again, maybe solo and outside the university system?
I had not read your Argyle review before now, but I appreciate you ripping into it. You’re right, the artificiality of it that was clear even in the commercials is unsettling. It looks like a movie almost specifically designed to make me not want to see it.