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Sofia Coppolla covers familiar ground in ‘Priscilla’
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Tagged Baz Luhrmann, Cailee Spaeny, Elvis, Jacob Elordi, Priscilla, Sofia Coppola
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More of the same excellence in Fincher’s ‘The Killer’
9/10 Director David Fincher, backed by Netflix, has been angling for awards lately, first with flagship series “House of Cards,” then a black-and-white stab at the great American biopic with Mank, and now The Killer, another American arthouse cliché of … Continue reading
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Tagged Atticus Ross, David Fincher, Fight Club, John Wick: Chapter 4, Mank, Michael Fassbender, Netflix, The Killer, Trent Reznor
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Cannes courtroom champ ‘Anatomy of a Fall’ thrills
9/10 Palme d’Or-winning Anatomy of a Fall is another film that captivates by being a lot of different things at once. The evolving blend of personal and legal and of fact and fiction paint a complex portrait of human life, how … Continue reading
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Tagged Anatomy of a Fall, Cannes Film Festival, Justine Triet, Palme d'Or, Sandra Hüller
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‘Flower Moon,’ an unflinching portrait of guiltlessness
8/10 One of history’s greatest filmmakers is still going strong. Killers of the Flower Moon is everything you can expect from a Martin Scorsese picture – an emotionally driven, human look at a vital moment in history with spectacular performances, … Continue reading
‘Exorcist’ remake is a mess by design
4/10 Over the past six years, writer/director David Gordon Green produced the OKest, the worst and the best ever sequels to Halloween, a movie with quite a number of sequels. Its simplicity and face-value horror set off the Golden Age … Continue reading
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Tagged David Gordon Green, Halloween, Leslie Odom Jr, Michael Simmonds, The Exorcist, The Exorcist: Believer
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