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Column 36: The Performance of  Pablo

Column 36: The Performance of Pablo

by Nick Muldoon | Feb 18, 2016 | Screened Plays

In Screened Plays I normally write about the relationship of film/television and music, that’s exactly what today’s article was originally intended to be, before this all got a bit bigger. Last week I had the pleasure of being part of the Yeezy Season 3...
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Column 35: Ranking the Beats of Bond

Column 35: Ranking the Beats of Bond

by Nick Muldoon | Nov 13, 2015 | Screened Plays

James Bond is inarguably one of the most famous characters in the history of cinema. And while each entry into the well-known franchise has given us a new tale in the classic spy series, it’s also provided us with a new definitive pop theme. It’s...
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Column 34: Shaun of the Dead‘s Harmonious Relationship with Pop Music

Column 34: Shaun of the Dead‘s Harmonious Relationship with Pop Music

by Nick Muldoon | Oct 29, 2015 | Screened Plays

Annnnd we’re back. After a long hiatus, we’ve returned with the latest installment of Screened Plays, the place where cinema and pop music collide. And just in time for Halloween, our good friends at North Park Theatre are showing one of my all-time...
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Column 35: Ranking the Beats of Bond

Column 33: Asif Kapadia’s Amy Brings an Artist’s Work to Life

by Nick Muldoon | Jul 16, 2015 | Screened Plays

When the news came of the death of Amy Winehouse on July 23rd, 2012, it should have come as a shock, but sadly, it felt expected. The young soul singer’s life had long been the subject for tabloid headlines, her well-known addictions and downward spiral a...
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Column 35: Ranking the Beats of Bond

Column 32: Brian Wilson’s Survival and Love & Mercy

by Cliff Parks | Jul 1, 2015 | Screened Plays

Simply put, Love & Mercy,  Bill Pohlad’s loving tribute to the genius and struggles of Brian Wilson, is an effecting film and a rousing victory. Featuring two different actors in the role and chronicling the former Beach Boys mastermind’s life at two...
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Column 35: Ranking the Beats of Bond

Column 31: It Follows, Unfriended, and Fresh Take on Horror Music

by Nick Muldoon | May 13, 2015 | Screened Plays

While the summer movie season has just begun with the box office wrecking ball of The Avengers, I thought it was worth taking one last look back at the spring. Spring is often the dump season, where studios get rid of whatever excess cargo they deemed not prestigious...
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