The latest edition of The Atlantic Daily delves into a selection of essays discussing the significant films of the past year. Highlights include critiques of Oscar nominations perceived as out of touch with general audiences, as well as reflections on films like 'Blink Twice', which resonates deeply with current societal changes. Other pieces scrutinize the challenges faced by Marvel sequels and older female performers in the film industry, shedding light on broader cultural narratives that affect cinema today.
The Oscars have increasingly turned to the international film-festival circuit for nominees, alienating mainstream moviegoers who no longer feel represented at the awards.
In the new Captain America sequel, initial promise is quickly squandered, highlighting the struggle of Marvel to deliver compelling narratives that resonate with audiences.
‘Blink Twice’ stood out as the film that truly captured the cultural shifts of 2024, serving as a reflective mirror for current societal changes.
‘The Substance’ explores the challenging dynamics that older female performers face in maintaining relevance in an industry that often marginalizes them.
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