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Marriage Story 2019
Cried twice. Once during the ending, and once when I realized Adam Driver is gonna lose to a clown.
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Knives Out 2019
If we get more Benoit Blanc movies (please please please) I hope Noah Segan as Trooper Wagner shows up in all of them
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The Strange Thing About the Johnsons 2011
I would pay at least $10 to read an extensive interview with one (1) of Ari Aster’s nuclear family members.
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Marriage Story 2019
Noah Baumbach’s latest feature is a heartbreaking AU in which actress Gena Rowlands divorces her director husband John Cassavetes in order to move to LA and further her film acting career. FINE, IT’S NOT REALLY AND I’M JUST PROJECTING, but the staging and direction are jam-packed with influences derived from mid-century art-house cinema, from the raw fervor of Cassavetes dramas to the florid, verbose monologues of Ingmar Bergman. In one scene, Nicole (Scarlett Johansson) meets with divorce lawyer Nora (Laura…
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The Irishman 2019
Brevity in my recent logs is only because of lack of time at the moment. Hopefully I can return to these pages in the future to add thoughts.
Watched at Hillsborough Cinemas, Hillsborough N.J.
Glad I saw it on the big screen but very disappointed at the venue.
The projection was ludicrous. The screen was littered with dead blue pixels. It looked like blue tinsel surrounding the image. When I complained to the employees, I received an "ok boomer" nod… -
Knives Out 2019
the audience was dry as hell this time around and hardly laughed at ALL! but if i have to laugh alone, so be it! i know what i‘m about. also, this just might be the best crowd pleaser that’s been released in YEARS
