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A Real Pain, by Jesse Eisenberg
I wasn’t eager to see this because of Kieran Culkin and the really reprehensible character he played on Succession. They were all disgusting people but his character was so dismissive and awful, I just knew going in that a lot … Continue reading
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Anora, by Sean Baker
Okay, so a tiny little piece of me is incredibly jealous of Sean Baker and mainly because he went to NYU Tisch School of the Arts to learn filmmaking, and I went to NYU’s (at that time) Washington Square University … Continue reading
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Holding The Man, by Timothy Conigrave
This book was recommended by someone on Facebook, so it wasn’t the most trustworthy of recommends. Generally I find the books I want to read by browsing in a bookstore, reviews in the New Yorker and the New York Review … Continue reading
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Saturday Night, by Jason Reitman and Gil Kenan.
Jason Reitman is the son of Ivan Reitman, the producer of some all time hits like Animal House and Ghostbusters. But Jason Reitman’s films don’t get great reviews and I’ve never quite understood why. His best received work was Whiplash, … Continue reading
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Megalopolis, by Francis Ford Coppola
I wanted to see this before I read any reviews and come to my own conclusions. Again, a supposedly master director and writer does not do even the simplest thing of allowing the audience to find its way into the … Continue reading
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Monsters: The Erik and Lyle Menendez Story
I won’t write a lot about it because it’s become quite controversial. But one thing I think people are missing is that the series does not actually come to any conclusion about what happened, other than the undisputed facts that … Continue reading
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Drug, rape your wife and invite others over.
So it almost seems like as soon as I write something like what I did regarding Zoe Kravitz’s first movie as a writer and director, panning it as unbelievable, real life (or RL as the young say) taps me on … Continue reading
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Slingshot, by R. Scott Adams and Nathan Parker
Casey Affleck and Laurence Fishburn are the stars of this simple movie. Basically they are on a ship that’s on its way to Saturn’s Titan moon, but in order to get there they have to use the enormous gravity of … Continue reading
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Quitting
I stopped writing about my drinking problem a long time ago because it was so very boring and basically it’s the same old story, repeated ad nauseam through the human condition. Some of us are heavy drinkers and alcoholics, and … Continue reading
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Blink Twice, sort of by Zoe Kravitz
I’ve always disliked Zoe Kravitz. I saw her in Fantastic Beasts but it wasn’t until Big Little Lies that she really got on my nerves. Then there was a commercial for Pepsi or something. Then The Batman and now this, … Continue reading
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