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Gothic & Lolita Psycho (2010)
The great flood of low-rent Japanese exploitation movies with cute girls and lots of gore seems never ending. Some movies are good (Mutant Girls Squad, Machine Girl), but most of them are just bad in a schlocky sort of way. … Continue reading
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Tagged exploitation movies, film, Gothic & Lolita Psycho, japanese movies, movies
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Gloria (2013)
This Chilean finding-herself slice of life comedy is one of those small, quiet movies that should be way more popular than it undoubtedly is going to be. It’s a movie about someone living in a desperate place in life trying … Continue reading
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Tagged chile, chilean films, feminist film, films, gloria, international cinema, movies, slice-of-life
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Psycho (1960)
It took me until I was 28 to see Hitchcock’s Psycho. Because of that, it’s hard to write about, because I see it now having seen thousands of other movies, many of which were inspired by this one. It’s not a … Continue reading
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Tagged cultural vegetables, film, hitchcock, movies, psycho, reviews
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The Lego Movie (2014)
I’m really torn on The Lego Movie for one reason, which I’ll just spell out because I’m pretty sure everyone is going to see this anyway and so this is just a final parting thought. I really like that the movie … Continue reading
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Tagged capitalism, film, minecraft, movies, the lego movie, toys
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Oscar Shorts! 2014 Academy Award Nominated Short Films (animated) (2014)
So this is a weirder thing to talk about, because short films are hard to ‘review’ if you can even call what I do anymore reviewing in a formal sense. Instead I just want to talk about each piece briefly, … Continue reading
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Tagged animation, cartoons, films, movies, oscar, short films
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Man of Steel (2013)
I’ll be brief, because there isn’t that much to talk about: Man of Steel is brutal and empty and depressingly bland. This shouldn’t be surprising, because Zack Snyder has made his career on making movies like this. I suppose I … Continue reading
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Tagged film, man of steel, matrix revolutions, movies, superman, zack snyder
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The World’s End (2013)
There are few things worse than disappointing movies, especially when they come from beloved directors. Edgar Wright’s final entry in his unofficial trilogy is one of those films, a movie that endeavors to both be a fitting ending to two … Continue reading
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Tagged edgar wright, film, movies, the world's end
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21 Jump Street (2012)
Revisiting this movie, I’m struck by a couple of things. First off, I think it’s mostly very funny, though like most movies with a weird gimmick the setup until they get to the point (them in high school in this … Continue reading
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Tagged 21 Jump Street, film, homophobia, misogyny, movies
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No More Excuses (1968)
The movies of Robert Downey Sr. are all surreal and uncomfortable, and No More Excuses settles into that groove from the very beginning. It’s five stories: one, about the assassination of President Garfield; two, a civil war soldier finds himself in the … Continue reading
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Tagged films, movies, no more excuses, Robert Downey Sr
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Her (2013)
The most incredible thing about Her is that it feels so inevitable and so unremarkable. The story of a man who begins to develop a relationship with a new, intelligent and learning operating system, Her is science fiction that goes out of its way … Continue reading