Explore how Wong Kar-wai, Martin Scorsese, Wes Anderson, Brian De Palma, and more have mastered the use of slow motion in a new video essay.
Ghibli Scenery Appreciation
Princess Mononoke (½)
How'ls Moving Castle (¾)
Porco Rosso (5)
Kiki’s Delivery Service (6)
Spirited Away (7/8)
The Secret World of Arrietty (9)
My Neighbour Totoro (10)
“When Scully first appeared in the fall of 1993, she felt like a rarity in the television landscape. She cultivated a form of womanhood where being awkward, terribly dressed and disinterested in fashion, and the smartest person in the room were things to cherish. She wasn’t created as a sex symbol, though she became one. But it’s the other aspects of her character that became foundational. In the face of cancer, alien abductions, madmen, and monsters, Scully may have been afraid, her faith in Catholicism and science tested, but she was always brave. And above all else, her intelligence was her defining trait. She proved to be such a cultural force that she gave rise to “The Scully Effect,” inspiring young women to enter fields of science and medicine.”
