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Reviews

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  Blonde 2022

  

  Tony Oswald ★★½ 1

  Hesitant to jump on any backlash bandwagon, I tried mostly in vain to go there with this movie. There's maybe something compelling about the adherence to the myth, the persona,…

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  Blonde 2022

  

  Graeme Achurch ★★

  The silliest shit I’ve ever seen. Unreal.

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  The Grand Budapest Hotel 2014

  

  Jake Cole ★★★★★ 4

  It remains Anderson's best, not merely his most opulent show of form but that concocts an entire politics of aesthetics that takes Anderson's penchant for critiquing the nostalgia of his…

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  Blonde 2022

  

  peter ★★★★½

  Stunning, problematic, audacious, singular, violent, and transfixing. I really liked this, despite its jarring nature, but can understand the criticism considering the liberties they take with Marilyn Monroe's story; but…

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  The VelociPastor 2018

  

  Tim Brayton 3

  Hard to feel animosity of any kind towards something with this much "you guys, we're makin' a moovieeeee!" energy. You can just, like feel the effort of all the jokes,…

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  Saving Christmas 2014

  

  Tim Brayton ½ 13

  I admit to being entirely surprised: I've spent the last eight years blithely assuming this was about saving Christmas from the nasty secularists who didn't want mangers put up at…

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  My Sex Life... or How I Got Into an Argument 1996

  

  Justin Powell ★★★★

  This is the most French movie I ever seen

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  Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery 1997

  

  Cam Carpenter

  Have seen a few calls for Myers to return to this character for a modern update, and personally I think pop culture is presently too insular and niche to do…