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Griffin Newman

Griffin Newman

Verified

Co-Host, Blank Check with Griffin & David

New York

Final Covers

How To Music, Lifestyle, Education, Pets , Health

Doesn’t Cover

Healthcare, Wellness

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Content

Total articles 21

  • Sometimes I Think About Dying (2023)

    By Mubi Us, Griffin Newman| Letterboxd@ A movie about depression, dull offices, and dreading small talk so much that you’d rather die. Really smartly depicts introversion as the struggle to participate, rather than an unwillingness. It’s full of evocative imagery that speaks more clearly and effectively than words tend to on this subject. Her sadness serves to underscore the comedic mundanity around her and the characters feel true. Really effective, felt it deeply, the feature is an improvement to as well an expansion on the short.

    By Mubi Us, Griffin Newman · Letterboxd

    Jan. 19, 2023

  • Disenchanted Soundtrack: Every Song Featured in the Disney Fairytale

    By Griffin Newman, Amy Adams, Idina Menzel, James Marsden| The Teal Mango@ Disney recently released the sequel to their 2007 hit film Enchanted, titled Disenchanted, and took the audience back to the magical world of Andalasia. The film, which takes palace ten years after the events of its predecessor, follows the lives of the Philip family as they move from Manhattan to a suburban town named Monroeville. While Disenchanted has received mixed reviews so far, fans are appreciating the soundtrack of the film.

    By Griffin Newman, Amy Adams, Idina Menzel, James Marsden · The Teal Mango

    Nov. 19, 2022

  • Sometimes I Think About Dying (2023)

    By Mubi Us, Griffin Newman| Letterboxd@ A movie about depression, dull offices, and dreading small talk so much that you’d rather die. Really smartly depicts introversion as the struggle to participate, rather than an unwillingness. It’s full of evocative imagery that speaks more clearly and effectively than words tend to on this subject. Her sadness serves to underscore the comedic mundanity around her and the characters feel true. Really effective, felt it deeply, the feature is an improvement to as well an expansion on the short.

    By Mubi Us, Griffin Newman · Letterboxd

    Jan. 19, 2023

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Blank Check with Griffin & David