Warren Buckland is Senior Lecturer in Film Studies at Oxford Brookes University. His authored and edited books include Puzzle Films, Directed by Steven Spielberg, Studying Contemporary American Film (with Thomas Elsaesser), and The Cognitive Semiotics of Film. He also edits the New Review of Film and Television Studies.

"this is an audacious, thoughtful volume that demands close attention...Highly recommended." -CHOICE

• Introduction, Warren BucklandPart One: New Practices, New Aesthetics1. New Hollywood, New Millennium, Thomas Schatz2. The Supernatural in Neo-Baroque Hollywood, Sean Cubitt3. Man without a Movie Camera—Movies without Men: Towards a Posthumanist Cinema? William Brown4. Movie-games and Game-movies: Towards an Aesthetic of Transmediality, Douglas Brown and Tanya Krzywinska5. Saw Heard: Musical Sound Design in Contemporary Cinema, K.J. Donnelly6. The Shape of 1999: The Stylistics of American Movies at the End of the Century, Barry Salt7. Tales of Epiphany and Entropy: Paranarrative Worlds on YouTube, Thomas ElsaesserPart Two: Feminism, Philosophy, and Queer Theory8. Reformulating the Symbolic Universe: Kill Bill and Tarantino’s Transcultural Imaginary, Saša Vojkovic´9. (Broke)back to the Mainstream: Queer Theory and Queer Cinemas Today, Harry M. Benshoff10. Demystifying Deleuze: French Philosophy Meets Contemporary US Cinema, David Martin-JonesPart Three: Rethinking Affects, Narration, Fantasy, and Realism11. Trauma, Pleasure, and Emotion in the Viewing of Titanic: A Cognitive Approach, Carl Plantinga12. Mementos of Contemporary American Cinema: Identifying and Responding to the Unreliable Narrator in the Movie Theater, Volker Ferenz13. Fantasy Audiences versus Fantasy Audiences, Martin Barker14. "What is There Really in the World?" Forms of Theory, Evidence and Truth in Fahrenheit 9/11: A Philosophical and Intuitionist Realist Approach, Ian AitkenNotes on ContributorsIndex

Warren Buckland is Senior Lecturer in Film Studies at Oxford Brookes University. His authored and edited books include Puzzle Films, Directed by Steven Spielberg, Studying Contemporary American Film (with Thomas Elsaesser), and The Cognitive Semiotics of Film. He also edits the New Review of Film and Television Studies.

"this is an audacious, thoughtful volume that demands close attention...Highly recommended." -CHOICE

• Introduction, Warren BucklandPart One: New Practices, New Aesthetics1. New Hollywood, New Millennium, Thomas Schatz2. The Supernatural in Neo-Baroque Hollywood, Sean Cubitt3. Man without a Movie Camera—Movies without Men: Towards a Posthumanist Cinema? William Brown4. Movie-games and Game-movies: Towards an Aesthetic of Transmediality, Douglas Brown and Tanya Krzywinska5. Saw Heard: Musical Sound Design in Contemporary Cinema, K.J. Donnelly6. The Shape of 1999: The Stylistics of American Movies at the End of the Century, Barry Salt7. Tales of Epiphany and Entropy: Paranarrative Worlds on YouTube, Thomas ElsaesserPart Two: Feminism, Philosophy, and Queer Theory8. Reformulating the Symbolic Universe: Kill Bill and Tarantino’s Transcultural Imaginary, Saša Vojkovic´9. (Broke)back to the Mainstream: Queer Theory and Queer Cinemas Today, Harry M. Benshoff10. Demystifying Deleuze: French Philosophy Meets Contemporary US Cinema, David Martin-JonesPart Three: Rethinking Affects, Narration, Fantasy, and Realism11. Trauma, Pleasure, and Emotion in the Viewing of Titanic: A Cognitive Approach, Carl Plantinga12. Mementos of Contemporary American Cinema: Identifying and Responding to the Unreliable Narrator in the Movie Theater, Volker Ferenz13. Fantasy Audiences versus Fantasy Audiences, Martin Barker14. "What is There Really in the World?" Forms of Theory, Evidence and Truth in Fahrenheit 9/11: A Philosophical and Intuitionist Realist Approach, Ian AitkenNotes on ContributorsIndex

Warren Buckland is Senior Lecturer in Film Studies at Oxford Brookes University. His authored and edited books include Puzzle Films, Directed by Steven Spielberg, Studying Contemporary American Film (with Thomas Elsaesser), and The Cognitive Semiotics of Film. He also edits the New Review of Film and Television Studies.

"this is an audacious, thoughtful volume that demands close attention...Highly recommended." -CHOICE

• Introduction, Warren BucklandPart One: New Practices, New Aesthetics1. New Hollywood, New Millennium, Thomas Schatz2. The Supernatural in Neo-Baroque Hollywood, Sean Cubitt3. Man without a Movie Camera—Movies without Men: Towards a Posthumanist Cinema? William Brown4. Movie-games and Game-movies: Towards an Aesthetic of Transmediality, Douglas Brown and Tanya Krzywinska5. Saw Heard: Musical Sound Design in Contemporary Cinema, K.J. Donnelly6. The Shape of 1999: The Stylistics of American Movies at the End of the Century, Barry Salt7. Tales of Epiphany and Entropy: Paranarrative Worlds on YouTube, Thomas ElsaesserPart Two: Feminism, Philosophy, and Queer Theory8. Reformulating the Symbolic Universe: Kill Bill and Tarantino’s Transcultural Imaginary, Saša Vojkovic´9. (Broke)back to the Mainstream: Queer Theory and Queer Cinemas Today, Harry M. Benshoff10. Demystifying Deleuze: French Philosophy Meets Contemporary US Cinema, David Martin-JonesPart Three: Rethinking Affects, Narration, Fantasy, and Realism11. Trauma, Pleasure, and Emotion in the Viewing of Titanic: A Cognitive Approach, Carl Plantinga12. Mementos of Contemporary American Cinema: Identifying and Responding to the Unreliable Narrator in the Movie Theater, Volker Ferenz13. Fantasy Audiences versus Fantasy Audiences, Martin Barker14. "What is There Really in the World?" Forms of Theory, Evidence and Truth in Fahrenheit 9/11: A Philosophical and Intuitionist Realist Approach, Ian AitkenNotes on ContributorsIndex