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A Complete Unknown 2024
It's tough to make a movie about Bob Dylan.
That is to say, it's tough to make a movie about a guy who wears sunglasses everywhere he goes, doesn't trust anyone, and speaks almost entirely in mumbles. I entirely understand Mangold's decision to cast Chalamet. This is not a slight; Chalamet is very good. Everyone in this movie is very good. It's just tough to make a movie about Bob Dylan.
A COMPLETE UNKNOWN relies on the tried and true…
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Past Lives 2023
A gentle, sunlight-infused tone poem that unfurls itself like a lazy tabby. I loved how deftly these characters navigated such treacherous terrain in a way that would normally succumb to melodrama and thrown dishes in lesser hands. I loved how it explored borders, both cultural and emotional. I loved how it caressed me, even when it stung. Definitely one of my favorites of the year.
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Presence 2024
If PRESENCE had been made by anyone other than Steven Soderbergh, it still would have been a bad film. When you have a story this flat, a script this cringey, and a group of actors whose talents range from poor to midland, there’s just not much you can do to make it work. Part of the issue for me was the POV framing, which is kinda the reason the movie exists in the first place. But since you don’t find…
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Judas and the Black Messiah 2021
This one didn’t fully land with me.
I mean, it’s timely, that’s for sure. But it’s also a movie that struggles to decide what story it wants to tell. Is this the story of Bill O’Neal? Because if so, the character of O’Neal is underwritten, leaving stanfield, a fine actor, with little in the way of guidance as to how to show us who this man really was, what drove him to do the things he did for as long…
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Glass 2019
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
How much you enjoy M. Night Shyamalan's "Glass" really depends on how engrossed you were with the two films that preceded it. I enjoyed "Unbreakable" just fine, but found "Split" to be gimmicky and shallow. I wasn't clamoring for a reunion between David Dunn and Mr. Glass, but after seeing the preview, my interest was piqued, if only mildly.
First, I just want to say that Mike Gioulakis could shoot the inside of a dishwasher for 2 hours and I…
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