The critic has reviewed more than 2,200 films for the newspaper over the last 23 years.
Scott, who has reviewed more than 2,200 films for thewhere he will “write critical essays, notebooks and reviews that grapple with literature, ideas and intellectual life,” according to a memo to“In many ways this is a natural progression,” they added in the note.
“Tony was a literature concentrator at Harvard, graduating magna cum laude in 1987, and is a graduate-school dropout in American literature . He started his journalism career as an assistant to Robert Silvers atand was soon contributing reviews there, as well as to Slate and, of course, to
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