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Paul Keelan

Paul Keelan

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Staff Writer, Film Obsessive

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  • The Adam Sandler Sports Movie Mojo: Embodying the Everyman Ethos

    By Paul Keelan| Film Obsessive Verified Adam Sandler may be a movie star, but his appeal is quite unique for such a long-standing fixture in Hollywood. Whereas most celluloid celebrities embody a level of unattainable charisma, masculinity, dramatic intensity, and/or beauty, Sandler successfully and routinely presents himself as a Regular Joe.

    By Paul Keelan · Film Obsessive

    Aug. 30, 2024

  • Irreconcilable Subjectivity: Enzo's Ethical Discordance in Michael Mann's Ferrari

    By Paul Keelan| Film Obsessive Verified Despite the sexiness of its sports car appeal and an esteemed auteur behind the lens, Michael Mann’s Ferrari flew mostly under the radar when it was released last winter, tallying lackluster box office receipts ($43.3 million) that didn’t even recoup half the budget ($95 million). Even the discourse was fairly tepid. There was some initial shock and hubbub (including Bilge Ebiri’s excellent in-depth analysis) over Mann’s gruesome, horrifyingly visceral depiction of a deadly slow-motion car crash.

    By Paul Keelan · Film Obsessive

    Sep. 30, 2024

  • Irreconcilable Subjectivity: Enzo's Ethical Discordance in Michael Mann's Ferrari

    By Paul Keelan| Film Obsessive Verified Despite the sexiness of its sports car appeal and an esteemed auteur behind the lens, Michael Mann’s Ferrari flew mostly under the radar when it was released last winter, tallying lackluster box office receipts ($43.3 million) that didn’t even recoup half the budget ($95 million). Even the discourse was fairly tepid. There was some initial shock and hubbub (including Bilge Ebiri’s excellent in-depth analysis) over Mann’s gruesome, horrifyingly visceral depiction of a deadly slow-motion car crash.

    By Paul Keelan · Film Obsessive

    Sep. 30, 2024

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