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2023
Not good. I can see parts where this may have shone a little more brightly on the page but all of the scenes felt awkwardly stitched together and the performances were underwhelming to boot. Many characters/arcs were underdeveloped and for a movie “about” an artist who painted indelibly serene images there was maybe one shot that was composed in a painterly manner.
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2023
Not good. I can see parts where this may have shone a little more brightly on the page but all of the scenes felt awkwardly stitched together and the performances were underwhelming to boot. Many characters/arcs were underdeveloped and for a movie “about” an artist who painted indelibly serene images there was maybe one shot that was composed in a painterly manner.
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1976
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This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
tight action flick w/ undertones of political commentary that i couldn't quite suss out - obviously there is a through-line of commentary on the inefficiencies, oversights, and failures of the police system but it seems to be narratively counteracted by bishop's arc, which seems to purport that, yes, there are "good apples" within the police force (just as there are "good apples" among the prison population in wilson and to a lesser extent, wells). dunno about that message landing quite…
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2023
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What if—bear with me here—I were to tell you the new Scream films (and by new I’m exclusively referring to 2022 and SCREAMVI, not the latter-day Wes Craven-directed Scream 4) are, in fact, the stone-cold cleverest ‘puzzle box’ films you’ll ever have the pleasure of watching in your life, if you know what to look for?
What if I suggested that there’s a hidden subtext to these films that only the craziest, conspiracy-minded, batshit-insane viewers would ever catch onto?
What if I posited that…
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1976
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This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
tight action flick w/ undertones of political commentary that i couldn't quite suss out - obviously there is a through-line of commentary on the inefficiencies, oversights, and failures of the police system but it seems to be narratively counteracted by bishop's arc, which seems to purport that, yes, there are "good apples" within the police force (just as there are "good apples" among the prison population in wilson and to a lesser extent, wells). dunno about that message landing quite…
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2023
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What if—bear with me here—I were to tell you the new Scream films (and by new I’m exclusively referring to 2022 and SCREAMVI, not the latter-day Wes Craven-directed Scream 4) are, in fact, the stone-cold cleverest ‘puzzle box’ films you’ll ever have the pleasure of watching in your life, if you know what to look for?
What if I suggested that there’s a hidden subtext to these films that only the craziest, conspiracy-minded, batshit-insane viewers would ever catch onto?
What if I posited that…
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