In 2018, social media fragility and the internalization of fears keep people trapped, much like the subjects of George A. Romero’s […]
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In 2018, social media fragility and the internalization of fears keep people trapped, much like the subjects of George A. Romero’s […]
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An interest in sex is common ground for most people, but not for me. There’s no onscreen depiction of sex that […]
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Jeremy Saulnier knows violence. The director of Hold the Dark (arriving on Netflix this week) makes movies filled with brutal, intense […]
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Bo Burnham’s Eighth Grade and Greta Gerwig’s Lady Bird have recently been praised for dealing seriously with their young female subjects, […]
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Some movies conjure up bittersweet recollections while emitting positive vibes. That’s all part of the cinematic experience — relating to subject […]
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Twenty years after Rounders’ release, the gambling narrative remains applicable in a world of post-20th-century hustlers. Written by the creative team […]
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Anarchic cartoons like the old Warner Bros. and Fleischer Studios shorts are always popular with children (even if many of them […]
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When Amazon’s Jack Ryan series debuts this weekend, John Krasinski will become the fifth actor to play Tom Clancy’s CIA analyst […]
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Based on the evidence of their early shorts and first two features – 2009’s Amer and 2013’s The Strange Color of […]
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In the spring of 1988, DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince released the album He’s the DJ, I’m the Rapper, […]
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Thirty years ago this month, the world saw the release of one of the most divisive movies ever made: Martin Scorsese’s […]
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When Pineapple Express was released in the summer of 2008, it was seen as a major departure for director David Gordon […]
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