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Mickey 17 2025
In the first act of the film I noticed that I was pretty much the only person in the busy theater laughing at the jokes. "Wow, tough crowd!" I thought. "I guess not everyone's into Black Comedy!" By the end the audience had warmed up and I was stone-still watching the bombastic finale with all the seriousness of a psychological horror. Was I just very emotionally fragile that day? Or was the depiction of the way alienated individuals respond to…
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Eraserhead 1977
Eraserhead is so sweet. It sure feels like a prototypical work of burgeoning genius and definitely like the voice of a much less mature Lynch than I'm generally familiar with, but I love it all! I love the grinding industrial nightmare soundscape, the foul, reproductive viscera, how cute everyone is when they're processing mind-bending stress. One of the my favourite moments is the family dinner scene when Henry attempts to carve his man-made chicken ("they're NEW!") but can't fill out…
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Hundreds of Beavers 2022
The setting couldn't have been more ideal: Sold Out screening at the Prince Charles Cinema London with a live intro and Q&A by the lead actor - the infectious buzz of crowd anticipation could be felt from the foyer all the way through the massive queue snaking around the building. Guys in the very same animal costumes we were about to see on screen milled around the theater before being chased out the auditorium by Mr Jean Kayak himself screaming.…
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Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End 2007
oh thank GOD we're SO BACK this movie has the SAUCE! Finally some CINEMA! We pick up directly from where Dead Man's Chest left off but honestly forget Pirates 2 - that didn't need to happen - could have jumped STRAIGHT from Black Pearl to this movie, absolutely no background, no explanation, I would have been delighted! Would have added to the dream logic and uncanny surrealism of the purgatorial afterlife that,I n a *bold move*, the writers decided this…
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