Trickster Mickey
"Mickey! Mickey! Tricky Mickey Mouse!” (2 in a series of 15)
Field Notes
Before analysis can begin, we must venture out and collect data.
A Bucket of Blood
Beatnik gives us anti-highbrow Beat-ness without the exaltation.
Neotonic Mickey
(6 in a series of 15)
Robocop
How best to convey the pathos and tragedy of the Ex-Ex-Human Condition?
Iconic Mickey
Mickey had become a cash cow. (5 in a series of 15)
Candyman
The unmentionable boogeyman is hermeneutic vertigo.
High-Lowbrow Mickey
"He is the voice and personification of the weltschmerz to the sophisticate." (4 in a series of 15)
Escape from Alcatraz
For captive and captor alike, there is no escape.
A Good American
"Too much whimsy and fantasy are objectionable.” (3 in a series of 15)
Pulp Fiction
Cinema irrupts into the TV space.
His Girl Friday
Propaganda of the most dramatic and welcome kind.
The Long Goodbye
Marlowe wanders the aisles of a supermarket at night.
Bonnie and Clyde
Down in front!
Minstrel Mickey
A black body and head, large eyeballs, and a partially white face. (1 in a series of 15)
Rock’n’Roll High School
Losers don’t know how to behave triumphantly when they win.