Mitchell Goodrich

Mitchell Goodrich Pro

Florida-based designer.
Former programmer at the Maryland Film Festival, ‘18–‘20.

Favorite films

  • PlayTime
  • The Last Picture Show
  • Cléo from 5 to 7
  • Suspiria

Recent activity

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  • Sweet Track

  • Only the River Flows

  • Taste of Cherry

  • Close Your Eyes

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  • The Last Picture Show

    The Last Picture Show

    ★★★★★

    I’m sorry, but I seem to only be able to muster the stamina to write reviews that are more like diary entries now.

    First time I saw this, it was on in the background at one of my earliest college parties. I was a neophyte in the realm of movies and hadn’t seen a true work of the New Hollywood. I also hadn’t learned to decipher the difference between a ‘50s movie and a ‘70s one fashioned on the period.…

Recent reviews

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  • Buffalo '66

    Buffalo '66

    ★★★★★

    Recommended for viewing at 8:30 PM with cheap coffee and a cookie, on a night between the Super Bowl and Valentine’s Day.

  • Angel Face

    Angel Face

    ★★★½

    So cozy and entertaining a melodrama for being such a potent stew of misogyny.

Popular reviews

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  • Swarm Season

    Swarm Season

    ★★★★½

    Challenging our expectations of how an environmental documentary should look or sound, Sarah Christman’s Swarm Season draws connections between microscopic views of bees linking arms and the honeycomb-like hexagonal mirrors that make up the reflective grid of a telescope perched atop one of Hawaii’s most prized natural sites. Covering subjects as seemingly disparate as beekeeping, indigenous-led activism, and interplanetary exploration, this utterly unique vision offers up an incredible sensory experience, en route to grand comparisons between the societal structures of…

  • PlayTime

    PlayTime

    ★★★★★

    From my first 35mm viewing, to my 360p avi rewatch, to my perpetually buffering FilmStuck streaming, to my I-finally-bought-the-box-set revisits, Tati’s delightful jab at the modernizing world is more fun and life-affirming upon every return. 70mm may have been how it was intended to be seen, but really, it shines brilliantly through any format.