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  Elvis 2022

  

  Jacob Cunningham ★

  2022 Cinema Ranked

  Wack. A 160 minute long headache and I don't know why I expected anything else. This might've been good if it had been directed by anyone other…

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  True Things 2021

  

  Ashton ★★½

  never earns the cathartic dancing in the club to synths and strobing lights emotional climax sequence that it thinks it does, which is a terrible shame because ruth wilson and…

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  Elvis 2022

  

  Sydney🚀 ★★★★ 14

  A dazzlingly eclectic albeit (unsurprisingly) shallow odyssey of one of the most beloved performers of all time. Expect the Baz Luhrmann special - frenetic and almost nauseating editing, and a…

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  Crimes of the Future 2022

  

  Arbaaz Shroff ★★★★

  A lot to think about, a lot.. genetics, technology, medicine, drug abuse, sex, stimulation, conformity, trends, physiology, hunger, appetite, politics, the planet, performance, and most of all.. art.

  Definitely the…

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  Crimes of the Future 2022

  

  Ashton ★★★½

  embracing the new flesh, synthetic digestions entangled with the politics of rot and decay. bodies evolving into perfect versions of the self for a microsecond at birth, infected then by…

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  Crimes of the Future 2022

  

  Christian Cortave ★★★½ 2

  Crimes of the Future was one of my most anticipated releases of 2022 for 3 reasons. 

  1. The cast: Viggo Mortensen (this was his 4th collaboration with David Cronenberg after…

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  Crimes of the Future 2022

  

  Ethan Johnson ★★★½

  Body is reality. 

  Crimes of the Future (2022) is a journey. It’s oddly engrossing, it’s horrific, and it’s open-ended. I can’t really form my words for this film at the…

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  Crimes of the Future 2022

  

  Stephen Steinbacher ★★★★★ 1

  David Cronenberg's The House That Jack Built is a painterly Posadist epic about the destructive thrills of creation. A defense of the grotesque nature of his films and a commentary…