the rise throughout the first act promised something special—a gargantuan effort of visual storytelling and scoring, capped off with the unforgettable upside-down Statue of Liberty shot. unfortunately, the second act left me feeling disappointed. still, I appreciate the commitment from Corbet and those who braved the runtime.
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Babygirl 2024
an unfortunate theatrical experience robbed what could have been an immersive and provocative look at power and family dynamics, sex, and corporate culture. here’s the unfortunate part: to what sounded like everyone else in the theater, this was a comedy show, and we were missing the punchline. were we? granted, there were several instances where i could muster a laugh, followed by a “what the hell is going on?” but otherwise, this was a plunge into the carnal depths of two deeply hurt people.
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Fargo 1996
me, a proud midwesterner, constantly in the state of Leo pointing at the tv whistling
wop wop, whu whu whu! they said Brainerd! i’ve been there!wop wop, whu whu whu! i too almost by default discuss the weather in most conversations!
wop wop, whu whu whu! i have emotional breakdowns with my ice scraper in hand during the dead of winter!
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Roman Holiday 1953
*seen at the illustrious State Theater in Sioux Falls, SD*
oh, to have a day like this with someone you love.
a delightful escape into a hopefully-not-so-distant future through the lens of a dream-like past. the hustle and bustle of a 1953 Rome equipped with vespas, tiny cars, sidewalk cafés and dancing into the night... and on top of that, having your friend, who just happens to be a professional photographer, along with you capturing every moment.
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