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Reviews

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  Incubus 1966

  

  𝔸ℕℕ𝔸 ★★★½

  A succubus (Allyson Ames) has it too easy capturing souls for Satan and challenges herself by setting her sights on a presumably innocent man. That man happens to be William…

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  24 Hour Party People 2002

  

  Jordan Barbosa ★★★½

  Musical movements, more than film, literature, and even news clips, are evocations of the era they were birthed. I just went to a festival this weekend full of bands that…

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  Under Capricorn 1949

  

  MushiMinion ★★★

  I was confused for a good deal during the first half of Under Capricorn. See, when Ingrid Bergman first makes her grand entrance as the lady of the manor, she's…

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  A Clockwork Orange 1971

  

  Darren Carver-Balsiger ★★★★★ 23

  Spoilers for the book and the film.

  I tried to describe A Clockwork Orange in just a few adjectives but I found myself unable to comprehensibly cover all of the themes…

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  A Clockwork Orange 1971

  

  B.O.X. ★★★★½

  A Clockwork Orange, like 2001: A Space Odyssey, is a film where its well-documented influence has led to perennial discussion where there is little room for someone like myself to…

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  A Clockwork Orange 1971

  

  Joe Tomastik ★★★★½

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

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  A Clockwork Orange 1971

  

  Sophie Farrell ★★★★★ 8

  This review may contain spoilers!

  A Clockwork Orange is a film with a complicated history in the United Kingdom. It's director, Stanley Kubrick, famously withdrew the film from release after…

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  A Clockwork Orange 1971

  

  Jake Horvitz ★★★★½

  If 2001 serves as Kubrick's exploration of human consciousness, its evolution, and the relation of that consciousness to technology, then A Clockwork Orange, his follow-up, is equally meditative on a…