Year of the Month: Mr. Apollo on BIRDY
Like the William Wharton novel it’s based on, Alan Parker’s film Birdy is concerned with pairs, dualism. Two friends grow up, go to war, come back damaged. Nicolas Cage’s Al,…
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BORAT 2 justifies its existence by putting a new spin on an old formula
(A handful of spoilers follow.) My love for Sacha Baron Cohen’s in-character mockumentaries, and how…
Film on the Internet: THE LIFE AQUATIC WITH STEVE ZISSOU
Film on the Internet: GEMINI (2017)
Film on the Internet: NIGHT SHIFT (1982)
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The Forty-Year-Old-Version Proves To Be An Incredible Directorial Debut For Radha Blank
Success comes at a price. At least, that’s how Radha (Radha Blank) sees things. She’s…
Puzzle-Fixated Tenet Has No Time To Create Engaging Characters
The TOP SECRET! of Success (Year of the Month)
A Chronicle of CHRONICLE OF A SUMMER (Year of the Month)
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New on DVD and Blu-Ray
Criterion’s recent influx of very new titles has raised some questions of when the time…
The Friday Article Roundup Revs Its Engine
New on DVD and Blu-Ray
The Friday Article Roundup Fashions a Personality
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Red Dawn (Year Of The Month)
Red Dawn is one of the most famous examples of Eighties camp. Camp is one…
Year of the Month: Cocteau Twins, TREASURE
Taco Break: What We Talk About When We Talk About Fear (by Babalugats)
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Year of the Month: Miller on GONE FISHIN’
It’s 1984, the year of clocks striking 13 and loving Big Brother, the year of Reagan destroying Walter Mondale, the year that punk broke down. The year that Jefferson Starship…
