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The most important films of 2016

Posted on January 2, 2017 by reelentropy

Annual top 10 lists are boring and dumb and arbitrary and full of movies nobody’s ever heard of. A big goal of this site is to try and extrapolate the future of movies, so, instead of talking about the year’s … Continue reading →

Posted in White Noise | Tagged #10 cloverfield lane, #batman v superman, #DC, #deadpool, #Disney, #ghostbusters, #hail caesar, #jared leto, #johnny depp, #jungle book, #margot robbie, #mcu, #pixar, #rotten tomatoes, #ryan reynolds, #sony, #star wars, #suicide squad, #the force awakens, #the witch, #warcraft, #warner bros., #zootopia, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Captain America, captain america: civil war, Chinese New Year, comic con 2015, Darth Vader made a pun, DCEU, Disney made $7 billion this year, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, finding dory, Fox, gareth edwards, his name rhymes with Pullverine, Hunger Marketing, Lights Out, Logan, Marvel, now you see me 2, rogue one, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Ryan Reynolds crossed with a Shar Pei, Scientist Man, Secret Life of Pets, Shut down Rotten Tomatoes, Sing Girls, Steven Chow, The Ghostbusters cinematic universe, The Mermaid, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Zach Snyder | 1 Comment

Warren Beatty returns to the silver screen in sharp Hughes biopic

Posted on November 26, 2016 by reelentropy

Rules Don’t Apply is a movie split in half between joy and somberness, the big-eyed dream of Hollywood and its unremarkable reality. It’s an extremely good and interesting film. Too bad no one will ever see it. Rules Don’t Apply is … Continue reading →

Posted in Entropy | Tagged #alec baldwin, #chris pratt, #hail caesar, #harrison ford, #indiana jones, #kill bill, #prattprattpratt, #the departed, #warcraft, Alden Ehrenreich, Candice Bergen, Han Solo, Howard Hughes, Lily Collins, Martin Sheen, Matthew Broderick, New Han Solo, Rules Don't Apply, The Aviator, Warren Beatty, Warren Beatty is a living legend | Leave a comment

Spoiler alert: He was dead the whole time

Posted on April 13, 2016 by reelentropy

One of the primary functions of movies, and art in general, is to preserve the culture from which they developed. Human philosophy has evolved rapidly over the years, and movies provide a clear record of ideologies that have fallen out … Continue reading →

Posted in Entropy | Tagged #10 cloverfield lane, #apocalypse, #batman v superman, #birth of a nation, #breaking dawn, #cloverfield, #Dawn of Justice, #electric boogaloo, #going down to electric avenue, #hail caesar, #judgment day, #pureflix, #red lobster, #Terminator, #the witch, #twilight, #X-Men, God's not Dead | 1 Comment

Risen proves evangelical movies are here to stay

Posted on February 23, 2016 by reelentropy

Isn’t this the movie the Coen brothers pretended to make in Hail, Caesar! two weeks ago? Risen follows Clavius (Joseph Fiennes, the very spitting image of Michael Jackson), a Roman tribune, through the story of Jesus’ Resurrection. Clavius is charged by Pontius Pilate … Continue reading →

Posted in Entropy | Tagged #affirm, #coen brothers, #exodus, #fireproof, #hail caesar, #joseph fiennes, #mormons, #pure flix, #ralph fiennes, #ridley scott, #risen, #the witch, #tom felton, #war room, Daniel Radcliffe, Darren Aronofsky, God's not Dead, Harry Potter, Noah | Leave a comment

Coen brothers find Christ, communism in new period piece

Posted on February 8, 2016 by reelentropy

Every great filmmaker eventually makes a movie about moviemaking, and that movie is always kind of weird. The Coen brothers are kind of weird anyway, so it follows that Hail, Caesar! would be a doubly weird movie. It’s not a doubly weird movie. … Continue reading →

Posted in Entropy | Tagged #ben hurr, #burn after reading, #busby berkely, #channing tatum, #coen brothers, #francis mcdormand, #george clooney, #hail caesar, #jonah Hill, #josh brolin, #nostalgia, #ralph fiennes, #scarlett johansson, #spartacus | Leave a comment

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The most important films of 2016

Warren Beatty returns to the silver screen in sharp Hughes biopic

Spoiler alert: He was dead the whole time

Risen proves evangelical movies are here to stay

Coen brothers find Christ, communism in new period piece

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