::: Michael D. Gose
Most of the time, writers for Metaphilm approach films to see what they mean or what they have to say—consciously or subconsciously, seriously or humorously. We typically avoid the subjective question of whether the film under discussion is any good. Here, one film professor offers his introductory guidelines for ways you can evaluate the films you watch. Think of it as a meta-level approach to film-watching, or perhaps a way to go meta with movie critics. ::: Click here to read the full text.