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Gayness, cannibalism, ‘Bones and All’
8/10 I guess it shouldn’t surprise me that the team behind Suspiria is following it up with something described as “the cannibalism movie.” 1988- In Bones and All, an epic romantic cannibal road movie, Maren Yearly (Taylor Russell) is thrown … Continue reading
‘Strange World’ is the runoff of the bratty, baiting sludge of modern Disney
2/10 From Walt Disney Animation Studios, the classic original Disney studio that’s brought you such recent titles as Frozen and Zootopia, comes a brand new adventure, Strange World! Strange World is set in a strange world, where strange things happen. … Continue reading
‘She Said’ dances on the corpse of systemic sexual predation, which is alive and well
2/10 As a journalist and someone who followed the Weinstein revelations closely, She Said is an absolutely infuriating film to watch. It feels like pulling teeth trying to get this to turn into a real journalism movie about the discovery … Continue reading
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Tagged #metoo, Carey Mulligan, Harvey Weinstein, She Said, The Weinstein Company, Zoe Kazan
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‘The Banshees of Inisherin’ deservedly rakes in awards
9/10 The Banshees of Inisherin is one of the top movies of the year, simple yet contemplative, expressive and emotionally razor sharp. Inisherin among the Aran Islands on the east coast of Ireland, April 1, 1923- Local folk musician Colm … Continue reading
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Tagged Brendan Gleeson, Ireland, Irish Civil War, Martin McDonagh, The Banshees of Inisherin
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