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Just thought this was absolutely incredible. Wasn’t expecting to be emotionally gut punched by a Godzilla movie but here we are.
Charles fucking Melton. I don’t want to reduce a movie that’s clearly crafted with so much skill to create scenes brimming with unease to a single performance, but Melton is so absurdly good that without him, I’m not sure how this movie reaches those insane harrowing levels. His body language, his mannerisms, his delivery— he is the personification of stolen innocence and your heart breaks for him.
Portman, Moore, the campy piano melody that plays after a reveal, the dressing room shot, the Portman letter monologue— all pieces of a sick and tragic puzzle that is May December.
caught myself getting upset when the bad guy i know is bad turns out to be bad
Some of the best movies culminate in electrifying dance sequences that leave audiences spellbound. "Jojo Rabbit" embraces the vibrant and heartwarming energy of a dance, infusing hope and unity. "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3" bursts with a cosmic dance finale, uniting the quirky team and showcasing their camaraderie. "Another Round" ends on a poignant note with a liberating dance, symbolizing personal transformation. "Rushmore" and "Paddington 2" also feature memorable dance sequences that punctuate their narratives, leaving a lasting impression…
The Best in Show team is back in trophy town for awards season 2023-2024. As we launch our annual list of the main award-winners throughout the season, on our sparkling new awards HQ (follow us!), we also present this one-stop line-up of the key nomination, shortlist and ceremony dates for you to bookmark.
Moderator Jenn Wilson (Senior Programmer, Film Independent) talks with director Scott Ballew and executive producer Frank Marshall about their film ALL THAT IS SACRED.
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“You’ve made a tremendous dream of mine come true.”
We're kicking off a fresh series! - [LG OLED Meets Directors]. LG OLED MOVIE CLUB is all about hanging out with directors who are making waves. We're talking everyone from up-and-coming newbies to the big shots, covering everything from artsy flicks to family-friendly ones, and even those cult movie symbols that mess with your head! We had a chill but real talk in the interviews - perfect for just lounging on the couch and tuning in. So, get comfy because it's time for [LG…
Nossa seleção de estreias em Dezembro de 2023 está para lá de especial!
Le ciné-club de l’ENS vous donne rendez-vous à la Filmothèque du quartier latin le mercredi 6 décembre 2023 à 19:30 avec Une question de vie ou de mort !
Finland's best-known director, Aki Kaurismäki, is often described as deadpan but rarely romantic. Having declared his retirement from cinema, Kaurismäki returns with a winning, tender, moving romcom about two loners finding each other in Helsinki.
