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  Assault on Precinct 13 1976

  

  Filipe Furtado ★★★★★ 1

  Every time I see this I get more convinced that there's never been anything as cinematic as those pieces of paper getting hit in the first attack. A masterpiece of…

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  The Slumber Party Massacre 1982

  

  Filipe Furtado ★★★½

  I like how this is at the same time very self-aware as a send off of the genre and the most relaxed among the well-known titles in the slasher cycle.…

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  No Time to Die 2021

  

  Mark Asch ★★ 4

  i'm embarrassed by everything i wrote at age 32 let alone age 22 but here's some stuff from my review of Casino Royale:

  "[Craig’s] kind of coarse-grained superspy is exactly…

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  The Lineup 1958

  

  FernandoFCroce 1

  The structure is curiously akin to Waiting for Godot, two couples brushing against each other in the modernist abyss. The first duo is erected on Dragnet Bressonisms, a pair of…

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  Maya 2018

  

  Jimmy B.

  Beautiful movie that ranks among Hansen-Løve's finest for me, with an ending needle-drop for the ages. Between catching up with this and All Is Forgiven to complete her feature filmography…

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  Pasha 1968

  

  Filipe Furtado ★★½

  Like most late Gabin vehicles it is often happy to coast in the image of an out of place aging icon trying to hold to a disappearing image of himself…

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  Casino Royale 2006

  

  Mark Asch ★★½

  all these movies suck shit

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  He Ran All the Way 1951

  

  Not Ben Sachs

  From Thomas Pynchon's Inherent Vice (2009): "The remote control units were bolted to the ends of the beds, and cycling through all the choices seemed to take longer than whatever…