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is a blog about design, technology and culture written by Khoi Vinh, and has been more or less continuously published since December 2000 in America.” Khoi lives in Crown Heights, Brooklyn with his wife and three children. Last week I took part in the Third Annual Phil Patton Lecture, hosted by the Masters Program in Design Research… is imperfect, but McQueen has such complete command over what appears inside his frame that it’s impossible to look away. That makes this a heist picture like no other; its genre format is merely a vessel for the director’s nuanced observations on the way people struggle with the constraints of their own lives. It’s also a showcase for the formidable powers of the magnificent Viola Davis went at theaters before most people even noticed, but I suspect it will be long remembered in the future. Here are all fifte*n of the movies I watched in November, including, sadly, the last movie I ever watched on Filmstruck universe corrects for “Ocean’s 8” and 2016’s “Ghostbusters”—magnificently. Get Subtraction.com in your Inbox Get each day’s posts emailed to you every morning, plus news and previews of the projects I’m theater. For instance, when I went to see Damien Chazelle’s new Neil Armstrong biopic “First Man “La La Land.” I’m not really a fan of musicals but I was stunned into belief by that one, and it quickly became one of my all-time Unfortunately, my fondness led to precipitously lofty expectations for whatever Chazelle’s follow-up would be. I regret to report that “First Man” falls short. On the one hand it’s a marvel of careful observations and precise, studious execution. But like its subject, it’s forbiddingly remote—maybe necessarily so. In order to render his portrait of Armstrong’s extreme reticence, Chazelle built an emotionally stifling framework around his subject and the movie never breaks out of that. It’s a vision of space travel so authentic you’ve never seen it before, but it also never enraptures the audience with the wild unknown of space. I liked it, but I’m