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‘Holdovers’ is a beautiful window into an uninteresting past
Barton Academy somewhere in New England, December, 1970- Ready to head home from boarding school over Christmas break, Angus Tully (Dominic Sessa) is abandoned by his mother to be one of five holdovers, and soon the only holdover, who stays … Continue reading
Lionsgate packages ‘Hunger Games’ for the ‘Fantastic Beasts’ market, because it that’s been going so well
The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes is a horrendous title. It’s about three times as long as it should be, painful to say and somehow even more embarrassing than a placeholder like “Untitled Hunger Games Prequel” might … Continue reading
Watching, or not, as ‘Marvels’ fail
For the past several years as Disney pivoted toward a streaming-first business model, the company line has been that instead of movies about individual heroes leading into a bigger crossover movie, they’ll have solo TV shows, and every movie will … Continue reading
Sofia Coppolla covers familiar ground in ‘Priscilla’
A long-noted omission from the great American tradition of masturbatory, near-identical musician biopics, Elvis has now been the subject of two movies in as many years – though in both films, Elvis himself is a distant figure. First, Elvis, Baz … Continue reading
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Tagged Baz Luhrmann, Cailee Spaeny, Elvis, Jacob Elordi, Priscilla, Sofia Coppola
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