Sonny Bunch is a Culture Editor at The Bulwark. He covers a wide range of topics including film, entertainment, and media, while also delving into current affairs and journalism. His work has been featured in notable publications such as The Washington Post, The Atlantic, and The Washington Free Beacon.
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Ben Fritz of the Wall Street Journal on the tech industry's increasing impact on filmmaking.
Plus: A big assignment!
Sonny Bunch and Catherine Rampell take on Mel Brooks' 100th birthday and AFI's new ranking of Blazing Saddles as the funniest movie ever made.
THERE ARE FEW DISREPUTABLE GENRES I unironically love quite so dearly as the vigilante flick.
CNN's Brian Stelter on the next big corporate media shuffle.
THERE'S AN OMNIPRESENT DRONE in Robert Altman's Nashville , a constant hum in the background.
COMEDIES, PARTICULAR THOSE AIMED at adults, remain somewhat troubled on the big screen. And by troubled, I mean virtually nonexistent.
David Thomson on his bracing new book, 'A Sudden Flicker of Light: A Revisionist History of Movies'
On this week's Bulwark Goes to Hollywood , I talked to veteran film critic and historian David Thomson about his new book, . I always enjoy having Mr.
SAM NEILL, WHO DIED AT AGE 78 this morning following a years-long battle with cancer, was an unlikely A-lister.
