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December 2024

Month archive / 19 posts

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga film poster

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga

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Nightbitch film poster

Nightbitch

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Ridiculous and Full of Blood album cover

Ridiculous and Full of Blood

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Ocean’s Thirteen film poster

Ocean’s Thirteen

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Ocean’s Twelve film poster

Ocean’s Twelve

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Ocean’s Eleven film poster

Ocean’s Eleven

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The American Friend film poster

The American Friend

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Tangerine film poster

Tangerine

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Tokyo Godfathers film poster

Tokyo Godfathers

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The First Slam Dunk film poster

The First Slam Dunk

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Purple Noon film poster

Purple Noon

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You Should Have Left book cover

You Should Have Left

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Twelve Monkeys film poster

Twelve Monkeys

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Recorder: The Marion Stokes Project film poster

Recorder: The Marion Stokes Project

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The Talented Mr. Ripley film poster

The Talented Mr. Ripley

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It’s All Right, My Friend film poster

It’s All Right, My Friend

How Peter Fonda is not best known for this starring role as a tomato-averse alien with explosive ejaculate is something I will never understand

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Ripley film poster

Ripley

A solid adaptation, almost slavishly true to the book, with a nod or two to the second book, one of which is frankly silly (sorry dude, that disguise ain’t fooling anyone). Eliot Sumner, progeny of Sting, playing Freddie Miles doesn’t really work for me, though I have to appreciate the stunt casting of a nepo baby in the role of an old money bon vivant, and they do successfully render the character as deeply unlikable,… See more →

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