A Series of Uncanny Connections in A Series of Unfortunate Events

Comparing the 2004 film with the 2016 TV series.

Continue reading on Film School Rejects »

Related Posts:

• The 50 Most Beautiful Shots of the ‘Indiana Jones’ FranchiseSteven Spielberg‘s Indiana Jones films are, quite simply, some of the most beloved action movies ever committed to celluloid. The franchise acts as a four-film highlight reel of every pre-show Saturday serial ever made, … Read More
• Behind the Best Part of Netflix’s ‘Hollywood’Ryan Murphy‘s Hollywood is an alternate history of Tinseltown in its Golden Age, a fantasy narrative in which the underdogs and the minorities win the respect they never got in our own timeline. Now we are able to relive… Read More
• What’s New to Stream on Hulu for May 2020Hulu has been stuck in the third-place position when it comes to movie streaming behind Netflix and Amazon Prime because most people still see them strictly as a home for next-day television. They have movies too, though, and… Read More
• The Many Deaths of 3D: A History of Cinema’s Problem ChildWelcome to The Queue — your daily distraction of curated video content sourced from across the web.  Whether you’re an optimist or a pessimist about the future of film exhibition, close your eyes and think back to 2009,… Read More
• The Sinful Stop-Motion Pleasures of ‘Raymonde or the Vertical Escape’ Welcome to The Queue — your daily distraction of curated video content sourced from across the web.  To say Raymonde or the Vertical Escape is an odd film is an understatement. Set in an idyllic cottage in the Fren… Read More