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Frozen? That’s not feminism
My daughter finally got me to watch Frozen recently. I think she’s sorry she did. Though I sense 13 year old girls are watching it with a sense of irony and a kind of knowing detachment in the way my … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Film, Science Fiction/Fantasy, Uncategorized
Tagged Casablanca, Disney, elsa, fairytales, feminism, frozen, lady and the tramp, marvel, meryl o rourke, Ming-Na Wen, mulan, richard chamberlain, the slipper and the rose, thor
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Thor: Tales from Shakespeare (and Johnny Utah)
While there’s been much surprise at the choice of Kenneth Branagh to direct Marvel Studios’ action film Thor, there’s plenty of evidence that he was an inspired choice. This is my post today for The Spectator Arts Blog. Thanks to … Continue reading
Posted in Comics/graphic novels, Culture, Film, Theatre, Uncategorized
Tagged branagh, cinema, culture, film, loki, shakespeare, superman, thor, zombies
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