noahheller

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I use this space to organize my various lists.
Sporadically rate and review.
Fav 4 always changing

Favorite films

  • Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans
  • The Night of the Hunter
  • Vertigo
  • Blow Out

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  • Paranoiac

  • Through a Glass Darkly

  • The Florida Project

  • Three on a Couch

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  • Mouse

    Mouse

    What is it about skate videos?

    Is it the simple passion of making a video with your friends, of play and collaboration? Is it the structure: three to four minute vignettes showcasing each individual's talents and tricks, single moments of free spirits captured in time? Or is it the sound of the wheels crackling against concrete, the sling of the board's trucks grinding rails, the dead-leaded thump of shoes smacking a deck back to earth. Could it be the way…

  • MaXXXine

    MaXXXine

    This Ain’t THE PLAYER…


    Ingredients to make 1 cup of MAXXXINE:

    1/3 cup of SCREAM 3 Hollywood who-dun-it meta-slasher
    1/3 cup DePalma pervy horny porny Hitchcock-thriller giallo tension-o-matic
    1/3 cup lazy weaksauce, the non-congealing kind


    What has held this tetralogy together, and what should be obvious to anyone with eyes, is that Mia Goth is a fucking movie star. Three (actually four) stellar performances back to back to back, serving as the series’ producer, and co-writing the franchises’ previous entry…

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  • Don't Worry Darling

    Don't Worry Darling

    This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  • Dodes'ka-den

    Dodes'ka-den

    ★★★★

    I wept for a solid 15 after this ended.
    Kurosawa's first film in five years, after parting ways with his muse (Mifune) and his acting troupe. The story concerns the denizens of a shantytown in a garbage dump; the shacks that they live in are built with rubbish, sheetmetal, and primary colors. It is as if Kurosawa is picking up the pieces of his own life and reassembling them. While he retreads certain well-worn themes (the disparate nature of poverty,…