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if you're cine-nasty - Winters Delirium
Heartbreak feels good in a place like this, too.
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The notorious Beatles cover boondoggle âSgt. Pepperâs Lonely Hearts Club Bandâ is currently, inexplicably streaming on Netflix. You may be tempted to see how bad it could be. Resist that temptation.
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Cary Grant is the greatest sexual stooge the screen has ever known: his side steps and delighted stares turn his co-stars into comic goddesses. Nobody else has ever been able to do that. (1975)
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Received my contributor copy of SANA/LET ME HEAR from the great @arrowvideo.bsky.social đŒcontains my first ever on-camera retrospective about J-horror and the evolution of the genre (pls be nice if you watch it lol I have BDD and am v self conscious about being In Motion)
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Why stop at one bad bunny when you can enjoy an entire fluffle?! We're rounding up our favorite rabbits in horror, which bad bunny tops your list?
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Is This The Bad Bunny Youâre Looking For? Our Favorite Horror Movie Hares
Why stop at one bad bunny when you can enjoy an entire fluffle?! We're rounding up our favorite rabbits in horror, which bad bunny tops your list?
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When an old silent film breaks form with the intertitles >>>>>
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Cassavetes' camera style is to move in for the kill, like those TV newsmen who ask people in distress the questions that push them to break down while the camera moves in on the suffering eyes and choking mouth. (1971)
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For anyone who might want a Bad Bunny primer heading into tomorrow, I got youâŠđ
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Charles Chaplin debuted his iconic Little Tramp character in the short film âKid Auto Races at Venice,â which premiered on this day in 1914. One of my favorite Flavorwire pieces, republished here:
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âKid Auto Races at Veniceâ: Revisiting the Short That Introduced Chaplinâs âLittle Trampâ
Originally published on Flavorwire, 2/7/14 The camera first finds the little fellow on the edge of the frame. A cop moves him along, and he...
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only a few balcony seats remaining for next Sunday's 35mm screening of Barton Fink at the Paris, followed by my Q&A with John Turturro.
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Paris Theater - Barton Fink
35mm | Q&A with actor John Turturro, moderated by NYFCC member Sam Adams
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The Arrow 4K of Excalibur looks absolutely insane. More clarity than Iâve ever seen in prior releases while still having that soft, shiny haze.
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There's a candy-man quality to Rob Lowe himself. He has no weight, no density. It's not that he's a bad actorâit's that he doesn't suggest a real person. (1986)
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Wrote about this (checks dateline) 12 years ago (turns to dust) www.flavorwire.com/479889âŠ.
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Stop Calling David Fincher a âControl Freakâ
As you may have heard, David Fincherâs terrific adaptation of Gillian Flynnâs bestseller Gone Girl premiered last weekend at the New York Film Festival. So your film editor was perusing some of the co...
Rachel Merrill Artist for Gil Thorp and Death To Pachuco!@ohhhaeee.bsky.social
Sometimes I think fandom about films is getting alittle ahead of itself. A friend of mine called David Fincher an asshole for doing multiple takes for a scene but its like...MANY Hollywood directors did that including some of the most acclaimed like William Wyler and George Stevens.
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If youâre like me and subscribe to the theory that the Wizard of Oz is a Rosetta Stone to understanding the themes, imagery, and collective unconscious of David Lynchâs films then youâll be knocked out realizing that the first thing you hear in Mulholland Drive is the sound of wind, just like Oz.
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Really looking forward to John Wilsonâs new film
www.theguardian.com/film/âŠ.
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The History of Concrete review â John Wilsonâs first movie is an absurd triumph
The documentarianâs feature debut, essentially an extended episode of his HBO series, turns an exploration of concrete into a meditation on change
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Now watching: Sea of Love (1989) Dir. Harold Becker
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Happy 57th, Blazing Saddles.
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The All-American Halftime Show looks amazing. www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMK6...
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Mel Brooksâ âBlazing Saddlesâ debuted in theaters on this day in 1974. Some thoughts on its brilliance, from the archives:
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Revisiting Mel Brooks and Richard Pryorâs Subversively Brilliant Racial Satire âBlazing Saddles,â 40 Years Later
For more than two decades now, the term âpolitically correctâ has been, almost exclusively, the go-to refrain for reactionary scum and regressive cultural conservatives, bellowing self-righteously atâŠ
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NYFF Review: 'Pillion' is a Prince Albert Piercing Through the Heart
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NYFF Review: 'Pillion' is a Prince Albert Piercing Through the Heart
Tender as the gentle brush of a flogger down the backside, writer-director Harry Lighton's Pillion is the sweetest, hottest master-servant romance we're been served in decades--since Maggie Gyllenhaal crawled on all fours for James Spader in Secretary, at least. Starring... Read more...
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A childhood classic that reminds me of my mom, who introduced me to the movie with a homemade vhs made during an HBO free-preview weekend.
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40 years ago today F/X was released in theaters. Itâs one of the great underrated action thrillers of the 80s; sizzling with a smoky neo noir aesthetic, quirky special effects gags and the genius pairing of Bryan Brown and Brian Dennehy at the center of the action.
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