Horrible. Awful. I loved it.
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An Autumn's Tale 1987
Maybe the most beautifully shot New York movie ever made. Certainly up there with News From Home.
The second Chow Yun-Fat opened his birthday gift I fuxking screamed and cried nonstop.
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Hard Boiled 1992
"Dreams are supposed to be attainable, like mine. I always wanted to be a musician, but I became a cop... Life should be about fun."
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Bringing Out the Dead 1999
"I'd try to ask casually, at bars or on the internet, have you ever experienced a haunting? I made sure to phrase it like that. Not have you ever seen a ghost? I wanted to know about hauntings, specifically. One common thread which interested me was that many of the people who answered said that their places of work were haunted. This was actually more common than peoples' houses being haunted, which I thought was strange, but then again, Bly…
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Everything Everywhere All at Once 2022
Every era of reddit gets the Joseph Kahn's Detention it deserves. At least this one will give Michelle Yeoh an Oscar I guess...
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Armageddon Time 2022
Watching both this and The Fabelmans within two days of each other, I am struck with thoughts about the denial of my and my siblings' half-jewish upbringing. Our house was a Catholic, evangelical house throughout our childhood. Judaism, despite being an integral part of my father's family history, was mentioned only in passing, a facet of our genes to ignore as opposed to the immutable truth of our blood.
I think often now of Nathan Fielder struggling to impart Judaism…