Work vs Education
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Les médias traditionnels représentés dans “Spider-Man : Sans retour”
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Traduit en français par Kennydi Farquharson et Katie Crawford. Spider-Man a toujours un rapport avec les médias. De Peter Parker qui prend ses propres photos pour The Daily Bugle à Spider-Man qui devient le sujet des rumeurs dans la ville, le héros n’est pas un inconnu pour l’attention des médias. C’est intéressant d’examiner la manière…
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The representation of traditional news media in “Spider-Man No Way Home”
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Spider-Man has always had a relationship with the news media. From Peter Parker taking his own photos for The Daily Bugle to Spider-Man being the talk of the city, the hero is no stranger to media attention. It’s interesting to consider how the news media is represented in the recent Spider-Man movie, No Way Home.…
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Could Spider-Man: No Way Home fan theories ruin the film’s enjoyment?
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Spidey is back! Marvel’s Spider-Man: No Way Home is set to release in theaters this December. Fans are undoubtedly more excited than ever, as the film’s trailer accumulated an impressive 355.5 million views within the first 24 hours. However, could this extensive fan excitement serve Spider-Man: No Way Home negatively? Frankly, it could. It’s been…
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Finance or fulfillment? That is the question
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When we were young, we thought monsters were scary. We worried about imaginary creatures hiding in our closets or creeping under our beds with one sole purpose: getting us. I miss those days. Today, monsters are nothing compared to the existential concern of wasting years of my finite existence doing a job that I…
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Thinking more critically about the rebooted Spider-Man
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Film and TV franchises get rebooted all the time and that’s nothing new. Cast changes, licensing exchanges — 20-years-later — all that. It can be very exciting to see your favourite television series or film franchise being rebooted. But sometimes we don’t care; sometimes we’re disappointed. One that people are generally very excited about is…
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