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O Brother, Where Art Thou? 2000
I hate George Clooney. This film offers a beautiful retelling of The Odyssey, filmed in a warm and radiant colour that feels distinctly Southern. Though set in a dark era, it features one of the best soundtracks I've heard in a while. Remember, damn we're in a tight spot...
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Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai 1999
Cartoons. Depth. RZA. This isn’t an action movie. This isn’t a murder drama. This is Jim Jarmusch. An odd film, perhaps, but an honest one. The way the urban samurai is portrayed, the honour code one must uphold, the beautiful quotes woven throughout, it all comes together with RZA’s soundtrack. This is a film that touches your soul. This is cinema. It’s not about when you watch it, it’s about when it hits you.
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There Will Be Blood 2007
PTA's There Will Be Blood is a modern classic, thanks to its stunning cinematography, score, acting, and deep themes. For anyone who thinks movies aren't what they used to be, this film proves otherwise. Its exploration of greed, religion, capitalism, and the American Dream is so well done, and the performances by Daniel Day-Lewis and Paul Dano are simply mind-blowing. Their acting is so incredible that it's hard to believe a human can perform at such a level.
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Mystery Train 1989
It's been a while. Jim Jarmusch's Mystery Train (1989) captures an Americana, run-down atmosphere that truly feels like Memphis on a hot summer evening. Thirty-degree weather with a crisp wind. I felt that. If Pulp Fiction and Paris, Texas were fused into one film and then split into three stories, each so similar yet so different, this would be the result. Despite their similarities, these stories prove that even within the same environment, we all experience life in such different…
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