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Adolescence 2025
As a rule of thumb, I don't assign television shows and miniseries ratings on Letterboxd (in order to differentiate narrative feature films from all other types of media that I log on this site, like TV shows, documentaries, short films, etc). But if I did rate television shows, this excellent miniseries would be given a near-perfect score. From Philip Barantini – the young maestro director behind one of the best films of 2021, Boiling Point – comes the four-episode, 228-minute…
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The Incredible Hulk 2008
Was excited to revisit this one following the release this year of Captain America: Brave New World which is, for all intents and purposes, bizarrely a quasi-sequel to this actively retconned, widely forgotten and critically maligned second entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. My opinion of this movie has improved on the rewatch — I was especially taken with the way this film shows The Hulk as a truly monstrous force of nature, and the fight scenes are satisfyingly brutal and violent — in sharp contrast to the short-lived and ultimately disappointing Red Hulk crash out in Captain America 4.
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Super Mario Bros. 1993
It might not have been absolutely necessary to watch this live-action Mario movie in anticipation of this year’s animated version, but I have no regrets about my decision. Not as bad as I expected, though at the same time unquestionably mediocre, Super Mario Bros has absolutely no resemblance to the storyline or world of the original Mario video games. Instead, it’s a wild hallucinogenic romp through parallel dimensions of humans descended from dinosaurs, goomba patrolmen with shrivelled reptilian heads, and a…
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Official Secrets 2019
I think the reason this movie worked so well for me is because of how effortlessly it switches between genres. The first section is a superb whistleblower/conspiracy drama, and then it switches again into a great journalism movie, then into a paranoid thriller, and finally into a courtroom drama. The film's genre fluidity — as well as the depth and calibre of performances, from Keira Knightley, Matt Smith, Rhys Ifans, and Ralph Fiennes, among a great number of versatile smaller names — make Gavin Hood's Official Secrets one of the better examples of a political film based on a true story.
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