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Fight Club
Character and Plot must diverge in a story of virtue. The split is what communicates the bittersweet argument essential to a virtuous point-of-view.
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First Blood
In 1982, First Blood put violent, disaffected Vietnam vet John Rambo on the map. But the narrative argument running beneath the movie is strong enough to warrant a closer look.
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The Harder They Fall
Believe it or not, story is not everything. You can still love a film that is nothing more than a fantastic tale of revenge in the Old West.
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Forrest Gump
Using Subtxt, we dissect the narrative structure of Forrest Gump, one of America's top-grossing films. By analyzing key scenes and moments using the app, we'll uncover some fascinating insights about that make the film great--and what makes a story truly engaging.
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Wolfwalkers
Schizophrenic story structure is when the intent of the narrative is lost, or at cross-purposes with other bits of storytelling. Wolfwalkers falls victim to the over-collaborative atmosphere of the animation industry.
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Swingers
Swingers is that rare treasure that perfectly encapsulates a place in time. For those of us who reached peak dating in 1996, Jon Favreau's tale of 'Vegas, baby. Vegas!!' is less film than a documentary. The characters and situations—and humor—perfectly document 20-somethings trying to establish their place and relationships in life.
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searching
While interesting in terms of visuals and scene construction, this film's real power is in its comprehensive and complete narrative argument.
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Promising Young Woman
While critically lauded and well-received by many, Promising Young Woman offers a unique and often foreign experience of conflict. Praised for its confidence in providing a voice for the #MeToo generation, it can prove challenging to follow for those more comfortable with the cut and dried approach of cause and effect.
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Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga
Worldwide quarantine is a blessing to many people. Studios reap the benefits of our captive situation, profiting off the commonly heard "What do you want to watch next?
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Hamilton
Hamilton tells the remarkable story of a Steadfast Main Character that ends in tragedy. No wonder this musical masterpiece struck a resonant chord with early 21st century America.
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The Lighthouse
A masterful psychological thriller that sucks you into the madness of the human condition—and does so through a well-balanced and capable narrative structure.
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Peanut Butter Falcon
A charming tale—and nothing more. While the key players are in place, the final analysis reveals the absence of something more significant to be acquired from their relationship to one another.
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Jojo Rabbit
A masterful combination of coming-of-age dynamics and strong thematic resonances stand witness to this film's genius.
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The Big Lebowski
Seemingly pointless at first, The Big Lebowski expertly weaves an essential message into the fabric of its narrative. The film teaches us that regardless of the meaninglessness of it all—the Earth abides.
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Knives Out
Learning how to play the game
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A Few Good Men
5 Steps Towards Writing like Aaron Sorkin
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Marriage Story
Finding meaning, and maturity, in loss
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Early Man
What happens when you forget to include a subjective throughline
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Life on the Fast Lane (The Simpsons: Season One, Episode 9)
Telling a complete story in a relatively short amount of time
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Home Alone
Revisiting a Christmas classic.
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Joker
The psychosis of an Unreliable Narrator and its effect on narrative structure.
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Little Woods
When you forget to finish your story.
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Missing Link
The art of civilized storytelling.
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The Highwaymen
Mechanically sound, emotionally bereft.
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Can You Ever Forgive Me?
The effect of a character study on the meaning of a story.
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The Wife
The weight of emphasizing the Main Character Throughline above all else.
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BlacKkKlansman
What to do when you have no proof of a conspiracy of inequality.
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Wanderlust: Season One
A brilliant exploration of possibility, and the fallout that arises from wanting.
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The Old Man and the Gun
This is how you tell the story of a life well-lived.
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The Dark Knight Rises
Meaning arrives with a home version you can sink your ears into.
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Roma
A beautiful portrait of family.
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Teen Titans Go to the Movies
An afternoon cartoon full of surprising relevancy and meaning.
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Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
The greatest film of all time. Animated.
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The Mule
A tale of one man's life. Not a story.
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Bird Box
Allegories do little to change the world.
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Smallfoot
A film that falls short of making a complete and convincing narrative argument.
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Ralph Breaks the Internet
An absent Antagonist breaks this film's storyform.
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The Grinch
Stealing everything, but a complete story--and a way into our hearts.
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Westworld: Season 2, Episode 8
A story that lasts in the heart is the one that provides greater meaning for its Audience.
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Solo
Han and Chewie fail to outrun the massive hole in this story.
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The Greatest Showman
What happens when you're unclear about what you want to say.
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Darkest Hour
Inconsistent relationships fail to establish the foundation for a meaningful narrative.
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The Shape of Water
More than a fairy tale, this film sends an effective message about standing up and defending others.
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Coco
The sophisticated juxtaposition of logistic concerns & emotional issues secures this film's immortality.
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Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Solid story structure supports & strengthens this meaningful narrative.
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The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel: Season One
A single and effective storyform ties the episodes of this first season into a meaningful narrative.
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Lady Bird
A subtle blend of objective & subjective concerns lights this film’s moving narrative.
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Dr. Strangelove
A Cold War satire that leaves you cold.
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Professor Marston and The Wonder Women
The secret identity of this film is the brilliant mutation of message into narrative structure.
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The Florida Project
Reporting the day’s events misses an opportunity to say something about the day’s events.
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Mom and Dad
A meaningless tale of familial violence that borders on saying something significant.
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Winter's Bone
An overwhelming sense of brooding darkens the tone of an otherwise Triumphant narrative.
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A Bronx Tale
A unique and complete storyform forms the foundation for this masterpiece of narrative.
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Blade Runner: 2049
Large expanses between story points cloud an otherwise meaningful message about what it means to be human.
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se7en
An effective account of telling a story about the dangers of the stories we tell.
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The One I Love
Love the one you're with, lest you go home with someone else.
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Paterson
A moving exploration of projecting thoughts into existence, of transforming intent into reality.
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The Prestige
A story of battling magicians foretells the consequences of risking it all for the roar of the crowd.
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Get Out
Breaking structure creates tremendous shock value-while maintaining the integrity of the message.
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Okja
Whether you intend to or not, leaving out key portions of an argument trends a story towards propaganda and coercion.
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The LEGO Batman Movie
A send-up of the Caped Crusader that masquerades as a clever and hilarious parody of story structure.
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Dunkirk
A missing Relationship Story Throughline and a deficient Main Character Throughline steer this narrative towards propaganda.
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The Big Sick
A brilliant, if not slightly long, exploration of what happens when one bases their life on the reactions of others.
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Logan
A narrative told through Four Throughlines elevates this film to legendary status.
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Captain America: Civil War
A classic story of revenge, told from a surprising perspective.
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Despicable Me 3
An emotionally vapid experience lacking connective tissue to tie the various threads of storytelling together.
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Sing!
Familiar & common because of its refusal to stray from the bare bones of story structure.
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Wonder Woman
A confident and exciting exploration of the power of female intuition over probability.
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Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie
Missing Throughlines cast this beautifully animated film into the bin of easily forgotten fare.
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BFG
Boredom arrives when the Author fails to provide a greater context for the conflict within a story.
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Arrival
A non-linear understanding of story makes it easier to appreciate the structure of this untraditional story.
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Moonlight
By leaving out a key component of the narrative, the filmmakers draw the Audience in--allowing them to become a part of the storytelling process.
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The Yellow Birds
Give your typical soldier an atypical method of problem-solving and open yourself up to a wider and more appreciative Audience.
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I Don't Feel At Home In This World Anymore
Shifts in the type of conflict and modes of expressing that conflict result in a shocking and jarring experience.
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Moana
Beautiful animation in service of a story-by-numbers, Disney delights while following a familiar pattern of narrative.
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Hacksaw Ridge
A moving and emotional film that effectively convinces us of the importance of staying true to one's convictions.
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Trolls
Fun, but misguided and episodic, an unfortunate consequence of its fractured narrative.
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Captain Fantastic
Powerful, insightful, and touching--the very definition of a moving and brilliant narrative.
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Ex Machina
A brilliant psychological thriller coded with a strong and meaningful story structure.
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The Nice Guys
High on fun, low on structure--a perfect example of a schizophrenic storymind.
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Hell Or High Water
A film that promises much, but delivers little when it comes to a functional and meaningful narrative.
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Florence Foster Jenkins
A delightful biographical comedy with a twist--Meryl Streep is neither the Main Character nor Influence Character.
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Eddie The Eagle
Simple, familiar, and predictable--all things that could have been avoided with a deeper understanding of the story's thematics.
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The Dark Horse
From the first shot to the last, this masterful narrative takes us in and offers a powerful and emotional experience.
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Hunt For The Wilderpeople
A brilliant, wonderfully told film that can attribute much of its praise to its solid storyform.
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Angry Birds
Waiting an hour to begin a story results in a narrative that is difficult to remember.
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45 Years
A wonderfully crafted narrative supported by a stunning performance.
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Zootopia
A functioning and powerful storyform carries the message of this film for this generation, and the ones to come.
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Little Boy
Breaking structure to argue faith is a recipe for critical disaster.
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When Marnie Was There
A sophisticated and unique narrative structure supports this beautifully animated film.
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Brooklyn
A solid Main Character Throughline anchors this complete and well-written story.
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Creed
Another film may have won the night, but this film won the fight.
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Inside Out
A brilliant piece of filmmaking that uses what goes on inside of our heads to tell us a story about what goes on inside our heads.
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Beasts Of No Nation
A shocking, yet deeply meaningful look at child soldiers in Africa tops the list of 2015.
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James White
Breaking structure is a poor strategy for attracting eyeballs.
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The Big Short
A fantastic docudrama relating the tale of the US housing market collapse in 2007.
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Kilo Two Bravo
Continuing the trend of expert filmmaking with little to no story.
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Bridge Of Spies
A beautiful documentary perfect for the History channel, but deficient in terms of story.
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99 Homes
A phenomenal thriller that pulls you in with its confident and complete narrative.
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Steve Jobs
A cold and under-developed Main Character Throughline distances us from becoming emotionally involved with the film.
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Cop Car
Incomplete Throughlines explain why this film feels like a short stretched into a mediocre feature.
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While We're Young
A strong and well-woven storyform supports this entertaining and moving film.
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The Revenant
A tale of survival and revenge, not *a story* of survival and revenge.
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Sicario
A masterful thriller that makes meaning out of the meaningless.
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Dope
A solid & sophisticated Main Character Throughline anchors this smart indie.
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Star Wars: The Force Awakens
The compulsion to see this film again can be attributed to a solid and complete story structure.
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The Peanuts Movie
Gorgeous animation in the service of a broken and episodic tale.
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Minions
Missing Throughlines account for this film's low rating.
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Trainwreck
Meaningful dick jokes explain this film's popularity.
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The Martian
An entertaining space tale with little more to offer.
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Furious 7
A fine tribute that could have been more.
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Captain America: Winter Soldier
The best Marvel comic book film falls just short of telling a complete story.
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Ant-Man
Diversionary fun; no real story.
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The Sweet Hereafter
Emotionally heavy, yet thematically rich and fulfilling.
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Avengers: Age of Ultron
Mindless comic-book fun.
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Nightcrawler
A rare gem; entertaining AND thematically compelling.
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Ida
A bleak, yet emotionally powerful, portrayal of a young woman's rediscovery of her true calling.
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The Theory of Everything
A split in a key relationship fractures an otherwise insightful narrative.
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Whiplash
A master class in solid & meaningful narrative structure.
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Chef
With half the narrative missing, this film's central argument fails to land.
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Enough Said
A message of catharsis reinforced by a competent & effective story structure.
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A Most Wanted Man
Deficient emotional throughlines relegate this film to a one & done experience.
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Guardians of the Galaxy
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Copenhagen
An incomplete narrative that feels more like a triptych than a story.
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Interstellar
An interesting, yet emotionally unfulfilling ride through the experiences of a holistic-minded Main Character.
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How to Train Your Dragon 2
An animated film that argues for the use of violence over discussion.
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The Past
A sporadic & inconsistent Objective Story Throughline accounts for this film's lethargic and unsatisfying narrative.
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Mother
A powerful look at the unstoppable drive that is the maternal instinct.
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The Grand Budapest Hotel
An entertaining tale with little more to it.
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The Spectacular Now
The lack of an objective storyline limits the possibilities of this romance.
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12 Years a Slave
A missing relationship robs the heart from this depiction of man's brutality to man.
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Brother Bear
No emotional argument, no meaning.
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The LEGO Movie
Wonderful entertainment that masterfully weaves together two arguments.
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Frozen
Sisterhood, not story, claims responsibility for this film's massive success.
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her
A film that demands repeated viewings almost certainly rests upon a strong structural foundation.
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American Hustle
The lack of a subjective view relegates this film to the status of a tale.
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Nebraska
An effortless account of what it means to stop being risk-averse.
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Lone Survivor
An inconsistent Main Character Throughline trends this film towards documentary & away from greater meaning.
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Don Jon
A strong Relationship Story Throughline goes unexplored, veering this film towards an obvious & superficial sermon.
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Dallas Buyers Club
A competing sub-story robs this film of narrative greatness.
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The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
Epic fatigue crushes any hope of emotion in this long & drawn-out tale.
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Short Term 12
A small film with a powerful message.
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Inside Llewyn Davis
More soundtrack than story.
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Mud
A strong and cohesive narrative accounts for this film's critical acclaim.
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Gravity
Thrilling and engaging, this film's narrative suffers from the lack of an objective Objective Story Throughline perspective.
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Zero Dark Thirty
A simple tale with little to no greater meaning makes this film forgettable.
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The Croods
An easily distracted tale derails this family's quest for greater meaning.
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Life of Pi
Stunning imagery in the support of spiritual propaganda manipulates the Audience into becoming a part of the story.
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ParaNorman
A late blooming Relationship Story weakens an otherwise moving film.
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The Intouchables
A missing Objective Story leaves little objectivity with which to appreciate this moving relationship.
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The Master
An uneven and incomplete structure delivers an unclear message.
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The Sessions
Untouched and unexplored, the narrative promised fails to satisfy.
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End of Watch
Fantastically engaging visceral experience deficient in greater meaning.
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Wreck-It Ralph
An emotionally moving narrative that tells us something more about who we can be.
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Argo
The danger of recounting events that happened, not events within a complete and meaningful story.
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Prometheus
An attempt at meaning without the narrative structure to carry and support it.
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Looper
A bumpy, but necessary, handoff between Influence Characters seals the structure of this time-travel narrative.
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The Avengers
A fun ride that explores what it means to be a team player.
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The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
A deficient narrative structure accounts for the coldness and emotionally vapid nature of this film.
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Your Highness
A delayed Influence Character perspective breaks this disappointing film.
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Rabbit Hole
A narrative that barely delivers a complete argument while focusing on raw emotion.
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Captain America
No need to resurrect this lifeless tale.
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Crazy, Stupid, Love
A competent weaving of the same story structure seen through the eyes of two different relationships.
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Drive
An entertaining thriller devoid of signficant meaning, but well worth the ride.
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50/50
A quiet charater study finds its emotional core between two friends.
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Horrible Bosses
A fractured structure turns a funny concept into something easily forgettable.
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Moneyball
An underdeveloped Relationship Story fails to bring down this sports champ.
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Bridesmaids
A fun, but forgettable, comedy light on structure and meaning.
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X-Men: First Class
The addition of a second story diminshes the meaning and purpose of the first.
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Win Win
A wonderful narrative that effectively argues the value of going to the mat for another.
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Tangled
A story falls apart when both principal characters adopt each other's perspective.
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Jane Eyre
A satisfying & enriching narrative that explores what it means to obligate oneself to another.
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Battle: Los Angeles
An opportunity to tell a meaningful story is lost in another tale of fighting aliens.
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The Harry Potter Series
The final chapter in a series of novels and films successfully completes the telling of a powerful and meaningful story.
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Rise of the Planet of the Apes
A conflict in messaging reduces this film to a simple tale of man and ape.
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Of Gods and Men
Without a Main Character Throughline to attach ourselves to, our attention wanes and empathy dies.
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The Tree of Life
As with all things Malick, an experience unlike any other.
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The Adjustment Bureau
The compulsion to state your purpose directly indicates a dysfunctional narrative.
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Super 8
Paying homage to those who came before is not enough to create a functionable and lasting narrative.
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The Housemaid
Titilation fails to make up for an underdeveloped and deficient Main Character Throughline.
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Kung Fu Panda 2
A Relationship Story Throughline that dies halfway through destroys any greater meaning for this film.
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Even the Rain
A fantastic example of the greater meaning a functioning narrative brings to a film.
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Thor
An absent Relationship Story Throughline diminishes the believability of the Main Character's development and growth.
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Faster
A last minute misstep breaks the soundness of this film's central argument.
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Hanna
Making half an argument makes half a story.
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Blue Valentine
A focus on relationship over objective plot results in a deficient narrative.
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Animal Kingdom
A no-holds barred approach elevates this frightening Tragedy beyond critical success.
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True Grit
Less than half of what is needed for a complete story
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The Kids Are All Right
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Tron: Legacy
FAILURE. End of line.
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The Fighter
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Black Swan
A masterful performance elevated by a strong and meaningful narrative.
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The King's Speech
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Megamind
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127 Hours
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Let Me In
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The Social Network
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Easy A
A missing Influence Character perspective weakens an otherwise funny film.
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Get Him to the Greek
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The Town
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Kick Ass
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Inception
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Toy Story 3
Ending a series with the hand of God
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Iron Man 2
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Date Night
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How to Train Your Dragon
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2012
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The Invention of Lying
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Avatar
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500 Days of Summer
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The Princess and the Frog
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Up In The Air
Meshing personal issues with the objective concerns of all makes for a meaningful narrative.
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Coraline
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New Moon
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Where the Wild Things Are
The tragic results of an incomplete story
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Zombieland
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Sunshine Cleaning
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State of Play
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Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
A complete story that resolves in an unexpected, yet meaningful way.
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The Informant
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Adventureland
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Gran Torino
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The Hurt Locker
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Watchmen
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I Love You, Man
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District 9
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Inglorious Basterds
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The Counterfeiters
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Let The Right One in
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Taken
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Funny People
Three hours with no discernible narrative structure makes for a painful experience.
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Moon
The lack of a thorough examination of all Four Throughlines hinders this film from rising above.
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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
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Public Enemies
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Bruno
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The Proposal
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The Hangover
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Up
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Star Trek
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The Lives of Others
The most beautiful film of all time.
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The Wrestler
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Doubt
An unconventional exploration of thematic structure and positioning of the Audience.
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I Am Legend
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Rambo
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27 Dresses
A solid narrative supports this entertaining romantic comedy.
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The Mist
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Stranger Than Fiction
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300
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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
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Ratatouille
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Babel
An aptly named film when considering the narrative structure.
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South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut
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Little Children
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Laura
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Casino Royale
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Training Day
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Children of Men
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Meet the Robinsons
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Notting Hill
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Hotel Rwanda
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The New World
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The Maltese Falcon
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Taladega Nights
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Amelie
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Pirates 2: Dead Man's Chest
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Tarzan
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Superman Returns
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Nacho Libre
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The Break-Up
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War of the Worlds
Is it sad to say that I saw this film in Spielberg's private screening room on the Universal lot...and hated it?
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