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The demons were inside us all along
Christina Ulsh @Stina_Ulsh Amidst blood and glitter, The Neon Demon is a visually striking tale of vanity and jealous rage. Jesse (Elle Fanning), a 16-year-old orphan, becomes part of the Los Angeles modeling scene after photographer Dean (Karl Glusman) discovers … Continue reading
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Tagged #david lynch, #drive, #keanu reeves, #stanley kubrick, beauty isn't everything its the only thing, Bronson, Elle Fanning, Jena Malone, nicolas winding refn, Only God Forgives, the neon demon, The Neon Demon convinces the audience to trust it then betrays us, The Neon Demon is narcissism, The Neon Demon uses silence as a weapon
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Was that a parody?
Dusk is falling on the era of sequels, but even though Hollywood is repeating itself to the point of self-satire, Independence Day: Resurgence is still a great idea. Released almost 20 years to the day after the iconic first movie, Resurgence presented the promise … Continue reading
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It’s The Rock’s world, you just live in it
How can a 6’5, 262 behemoth be this adorable? Already universally beloved, it seems Dwayne Johnson somehow gets more and more popular with every movie he makes. Though releasing to a modest $34.5 million against smash hit Finding Dory, Johnson’s and Kevin Hart’s … Continue reading
Finding Dory is fantastic, obviously
Time for another Disney Pixar sequel that isn’t The Incredibles 2. Finding Dory takes us back to the Great Barrier Reef where Dory (Ellen DeGeneres) has made her home with Marlin (Albert Brooks) and Nemo (Hayden Rolence) for a year since their adventure in Finding Nemo. Dory … Continue reading
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Tagged #albert brooks, #disney pixar, #findingdory, #inside out, #up, #wall-e, a whole lot of records, Cars, Ed O'Neill, Ellen Degeneres, finding dory, Finding Dory is fantastic, Finding Nemo, I like sand, I like shells, Pixar is still the king, records, Shrek the Third, The Incredibles 2, Toy Story
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Now You See how insipid these movies are
Now You See Me 2 isn’t necessarily a bad movie, it’s just a significant landmark on the road to the end of Western Civilization. The movie picks up one year after its predecessor. The ridiculously named Four Horsemen, Danny Atlas (Jesse … Continue reading
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