Devin Meenan
Expertise
Film History, Marvel Comics, Neon Genesis Evangelion
- Devin makes a habit of tracking every movie he watches for the first time each year and bringing the count up the following year.
- While writing for /Film, Devin interviewed Dan Perri, title sequence designer for "Star Wars," "Taxi Driver," and a dozen other classic films.
- Devin's essay on Charles Laughton's "The Night of the Hunter" was published in print by Film Matters Magazine, "The Magazine For the Future Film Scholars."
Experience
Devin's writing ranges from entertainment criticism to news reporting. To pursue his passion, he first wrote movie reviews recreationally at Letterboxd and for his university's student paper, "The Denisonian." He has since taken up freelancing and has written for IGN, Comic Book Resources, Film Matters Magazine, and of course /Film.
Education
Devin holds a Bachelor of Arts in Cinema and English. He graduated Cum Laude from Denison University, located in Granville, Ohio.
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Stories By Devin Meenan
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Does Fire Nation Prince Zuko's scar represent his good side or his bad side in Avatar: The Last Airbender? It's not as obvious as it seems.
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Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer took home more Oscars than any other film at this year's Academy Awards ceremony.
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The 22-year-old Billie Eilish is now the youngest two-time Oscar winner in history.
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Jonathan Glazer used his acceptance speech for The Zone of Interest to call for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse was the presumed winner of the Best Animated Feature Oscar, but Hayao Miyazaki's The Boy and the Heron took home the gold.
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One of the very best original Star Trek episodes went through some changes during production, and problems arose.
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Some of the folks who worked on Star Trek: The Next Generation were not happy with the Romulan redesign.
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The influential artist and writer behind Dragon Ball and its spin-offs has passed away, and Akira Toriyama leaves behind a massive legacy.
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There has never been a sequel or reboot to Air Force One because of one particularly politically charged challenge facing today's Americans.
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Here's your first look at Colin Farrell's new noir detective series for Apple TV+, Sugar.
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The influence of Dune stretches across the globe, as evidenced by the time the Hellsing anime directly referenced the villainous Baron Vladimir Harkonnen.
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Let's look back at the time that Alan Moore wrote a brief but memorable X-Men story,
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The pilot episode of Futurama went through a lot of different drafts, including one where the Statue of Liberty saves Fry from a nasty fall.
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Futurama was written by nerds, for nerds, and the nerdy writers didn't hesitate to include hidden clues to an alien language puzzle in the pilot episode.
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With the Fantastic Four finally joining the MCU, here are some beginner suggestions for which Fantastic Four comics to read in preparation.
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Water. Earth. Fire. Air. The bending powers in Avatar: The Last Airbender are linked to four classic elements, but go far beyond them.
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One of the spirits in Avatar: The Last Airbender was inspired by the Angels from Evangelion.
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Sydney Sweeney as Black Cat? That's just one of many comic book roles that would fit the Madame Web actor like a glove.
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Fans of the original '90s X-Men cartoon should dig into these Marvel comics ahead of X-Men '97's premiere.
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Kenneth Mitchell, who played various characters in Star Trek: Discovery and Lower Decks, has died at 49 after living with ALS for several years.
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The classic '90s X-Men cartoon series is making a comeback, and the trailer for X-Men '97 is packed with Marvel Easter eggs.
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Believe it! Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings director Destin Daniel Cretton is officially developing a live-action Naruto movie adaptation.
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer made Emma Caulfield a star, but it also led to her being branded a 'type of comedy' rather than a funny actor.
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Dueling movies are back in 2024, and this time it's horror movie Imaginary vs. John Krasinski's imaginary friend comedy IF.
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Deadpool & Wolverine co-writer and comic book scribe Zeb Wells notoriously tanked his reputation with his efforts on the Amazing Spider-Man comic books.
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The best part of Madame Web is when the credits roll, and you get to hear The Cranberries' debut single 'Dreams.'
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John DiMaggio's voice can be heard everywhere, from Adventure Time to Gears of War, but playing Bender on Futurama was his first big break.