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Megan Feeney

(She/Her)
Minnesota
As seen in: Sight & Sound, Notebook, Bright Lights Film Journal, Cineaste Magazine, Crooked Marquee
Covers:  Film, history, film history
Doesn't Cover: Local politics in OK and NE.

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The Plight of the Rom-Com in the Post-Romantic Era: The Metamorphoses of an Outdated Genre

The Plight of the Rom-Com in the Post-Romantic Era: The Metamorphoses of an Outdated Genre

A feature length article on the history and current status of the Hollywood Rom-Com, from the screwball comed…

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Spencer - Cineaste Magazine

Spencer - Cineaste Magazine

“Will they kill me, do you think?” Princess Diana (Kristen Stewart) asks the palace chef (Sean Harris) in the…

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Classic Corner: The Quiet Man - Crooked Marquee

Classic Corner: The Quiet Man - Crooked Marquee

Per Saint Patrick's Day tradition, John Ford's 1952 film The Quiet Man will be trotted out this March 17th fo…

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Classic Corner: Downhill Racer - Crooked Marquee

Classic Corner: Downhill Racer - Crooked Marquee

...Though the demands on Olympians seem to escalate, skepticism about our costly obsession with (athletic) vi…

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Classic Corner: The Circus - Crooked Marquee

Classic Corner: The Circus - Crooked Marquee

At 94 years old this month, Charlie Chaplin's 1928 film The Circus (now streaming on the Criterion Channel an…

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Classic Corner: Gentleman's Agreement - Crooked Marquee

Classic Corner: Gentleman's Agreement - Crooked Marquee

Fifteen years before he graced the silver screen as Atticus Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird (1962), Gregory Pe…

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The President’s Cake review: Operation dessert

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By Joseph Fahim, Josh Slater-Williams Verified, Megan Feeney
| Sight & Sound Verified
In the early 1990s, Iraq was subjected to a wave of crippling sanctions in the wake of Saddam Hussein’s invasion of Kuwait – sanctions that left the economy in tatters, plunged the middle and working classes into bottomless poverty, and led to a proliferation of corruption. In the face of these extreme conditions, Saddam remained steadfast in conducting lavish celebrations for his birthday and forcing institutions nationwide to follow suit.
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André is an Idiot review: The last laugh

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By Philip KempReviews, Philip Kemp, Megan Feeney
| Sight & Sound Verified
A terminal cancer diagnosis is met with dignity and a lot of morbid jokes in Tony Benna’s documentary about the final years of his self-mocking subject, André Ricciardi. 2 February 2026 André Ricciardi in André is an Idiot (2025) André is an Idiot is one of the most enjoyable films this reviewer has ever had the pleasure of watching – an odd verdict, you might think, for a documentary about a happily married man in his fifties diagnosed with terminal cancer.
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Miracle in Milan at 75: 1951 review

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By Megan Feeney, Abiba Coulibaly
| Sight & Sound Verified
On its 75th anniversary, we revisit this review of Vittorio De Sica's classic fantasy comedy. 5 February 2026 Miracle in Milan (1951) Toto, an abandoned foundling, is cared for by a kindly old lady, Lolotta, and taught to be generous and good. When she dies, he has to go out into the world alone. He joins a group of poor people and beggars living in makeshift huts on the outskirts of Milan. Oil is struck on this squatting-ground, and the poor are ordered to leave.
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