Ryan Bingham

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Favorite films

  • Babylon
  • Spencer
  • There Will Be Blood
  • Get Out

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  • Eileen

    ★★★

  • Past Lives

    ★★

  • Bottoms

    ★★★½

  • Saltburn

    ★★★★★

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  • Spencer

    Spencer

    ★★★★★

    First off that shower was dope, I need to get one. Get rid of the monarchy already, I am sick of hearing about it. Lose the monarch, keep the shower. Thankfully Kristen Stewart is in this. She gives a profound performance, let's get her an Oscar already. Her scene at the pool table with her husband should win her that Oscar alone, god what a great scene. I am by no means a fashion expert, but Stewart's costumes are noticeable…

  • Babylon

    Babylon

    ★★★★★

    Fantastic, interesting, creative, mesmerizing, bombastic, bold, and I could keep going. Chazelle went all out and it was totally worth it. Robbie is a firecracker throughout, it is hard to take your eyes off her. The constant "GO" attitude of this movie fucking rocks, it never slows down. Oh and you also just get Brad Pitt just doing his thing, looking handsome and kicking ass. Such an outrageous film that I adore.

    Edit: How can best picture of the year with all its wonder and amazement not even get nominated for Best Picture this year?! Academy you disappoint me once again...

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  • Eileen

    Eileen

    ★★★

    It seemed like everyone here needed to just take a deep breath, but that last third of the film is a great one.

  • Past Lives

    Past Lives

    ★★

    Slow and repetitive. Not for a second did I believe anything other than what was being presented. No surprises and no drama.

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  • Up in the Air

    Up in the Air

    ★★★★★

    This movie gets 5 stars just because my name is Ryan Bingham too.

  • The Father

    The Father

    ★★★★½

    I wish there were two awards for best actor this year. Boseman and Hopkins are both so great. The Father is the best film I have ever seen dealing with Alzheimer's, it isn't even close. By sending the viewer through the point of view of Hopkins we are able to get a sense of confusion and helplessness. Coleman is great, as usual, but Hopkins is on another level here, probably the best he has ever been, and I swore I…