Kyle Lewis

Kyle Lewis

Favorite films

  • Mad Max: Fury Road
  • The Bingo Long Traveling All-Stars & Motor Kings
  • Raising Arizona
  • Sorcerer

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  • The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie

    ★★★½

  • Cutthroat Island

    ★★★

  • And God Said to Cain

    ★★★

  • Black Bag

    ★★★★½

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  • Origin

    Origin

    ★★★½

    As a companion/expansion of the book it worked for me. Actually worked better than the book in conveying Wilkerson’s ideas imo. Undeniably it’s a disjointed, messy project that lectures and preaches. Anyone not already receptive to these ideas likely won’t be swayed but could have an effect on those not inclined to read a book like Caste.

  • The Book of Clarence

    The Book of Clarence

    ★½

    The only kind thing I can say about this film is that I smiled a bit during the dance sequence soundtracked to The Jones Girls "Nights Over Egypt". Otherwise this is a collosal misfire that can never decide if it's a comedy or drama. Every half hearted gag falls flat. The drama is saccharin and misguided. Easily one of worst scripts to attract such a top tier cast. Makes me question my enjoyment of The Harder They Fall, did I lose my mind to think Jeymes Samuel was a great new talent.

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  • The Vietnam War

    The Vietnam War

    ★★★★★

    Top to bottom another massive achievement from Burns and Novick. Goes without saying it should be required viewing in schools. It's an education that could cure the abundance of stupidity we have on the war on terror, and change our collective view of America itself.

  • Gone Girl

    Gone Girl

    ★★★★½

    I really liked Gone Girl but since Girl with the Dragon Tattoo it feels like Fincher has lost a certain amount of ambition in his choice in films. Nick Pinkerton in his amazing article for Film Comment "Gone Finching" applies a qoute from Manny Farber's "Hard-Sell Cinema" to Fincher, clearly defines the place Fincher holds in modern cinema and why his status as a premier auteur is always in question.

    “The figure who is engineering this middle-class blitz has the…