Adam McKay Highlights “Popular Response” to ‘Don’t Look Up’ Despite Critics and “Cultural Gatekeepers That Hated It”
Adam McKay believes his film Don’t Look Up — and its themes — are more relevant now than ever before. Although the movie was ...
This Netflix movie might have flopped with critics, but the director claims 500 million people watched it
But director Adam McKay has claimed that almost half a billion people watched the movie on the streamer, which would make it ...
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The 'Wicked' World Of Digital Marketing: Lessons From The Land Of Oz
Can you see Google as the all-powerful wizard of digital marketing, and brands as Elphaba, the true heroes (or antiheroes) of the marketing story?
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Adam McKay Says ‘Don’t Look Up’ Was ‘Hated’ by ‘Critics ’ but Watched by ‘400 Million’ People
But what was inspiring and energizing was the popular response to that movie, not the critics and the cultural gatekeepers who hated it.” He continued, “It ended up being number one in ...
Adam McKay Says ‘Don't Look Up' Was ‘Hated' by ‘Critics and Cultural Gatekeepers' but Seen by an Estimated ‘400 Million to Half a Billion' People on Netflix
Adam McKay said in an interview with NME that his satirical comedy “Don’t Look Up” was seen by an estimated “400 million to ...
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New Jeff Buckley Film: “There was no foul play, no drugs or alcohol in Jeff’s system, no suicide.”
Long-awaited Jeff Buckley documentary, It’s Never Over, premiers at Sundance this week. But how full is the story depicted?
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This Netflix movie might have flopped with critics, but the director claims 500 million people watched it
"But what was inspiring and energising was the popular response to that movie, not the critics and the cultural gatekeepers who hated it. It ended up being number one in something like 85 ...
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Column: The fragility of TikTok reveals the importance of physical media
"The internet cannot replicate the egalitarian act of thumbing through a stack of randomized CDs, records, books or DVDs and ...
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The Brutalist review: Intoxicating tale could go all the way at the Oscars – but you’ll be glad of the intermission
You’ll be thankful for the intermission. A remarkable undertaking – the biggest of his career, in fact – Brady Corbet’s The Brutalist has kick-started numerous conversations about modern movie ...