There’s something earnest and irresistible about miniseries – they feed our desire to spend more time with characters we grow to love, without the long-term contract demanded by open-ended shows.
We often forget that the point of art is to move us, not just with plot twists and punchlines but with the audacity that comes from genuine expression.
By Vy Thai, A&E columnist
From the original movie in 1933 to its remakes throughout the decades, the “King Kong” franchise has always been more than just a cliché about a giant ape climbing skyscrapers and pursuing forbidden love with women of the human race. Filmmakers...
