God bless Taylor Sheridan. His worlds are where I wanna be, his stories then ones I'd love to tell myself. He taps into these people in a way few people of his privilege understand. And the atmosphere, tone, score, and cinematography? Freakin' ethereal man, freakin' otherworldly.
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George of the Jungle 1997
When you need to tap into the joys childhood promised, you can always rely on Brendan Fraser, his good boy, and his smartalec ape. Having not seen it in 20 years (!) I kinda wish I harvested his words on embarrassment and not the anxiety that has since claimed me.
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Clouds at Sunset 1967
A complex entanglement leaving you hanging by a thread as these two souls slowly unravel, Clouds at Sunset makes for a harrowing ordeal in that despair violently oozes not just from the actions both Matsuno and Kosugi suffer through but the nation as a whole. Shinoda's film is more than a romantic melodrama, it is a damning indictment on the stranglehold the early Showa years held over the country, a life under military rule, a time when the single-mindedness of…
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