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Letterboxd Review: Blade Runner 2049 (2017)

I'm so angry that I missed this one on the big screen. I feel like Denis Villeneuve must have sat down and had a Captain America instructional film playing that said, "So, you&#…

Letterboxd Review: Ready Player One (2018)

I'll never question Steven Spielberg's ability to take a book with serious problems and turn it into a thrilling piece of popcorn cinema. I mean, Jaws was a terrible novel and …

Letterboxd Review - Alien: Covenant (2017)

I'm still reeling from the realization that Ridley Scott is capable of such a dramatic spectrum of quality. He's a filmmaker who makes masterpieces, and also makes some hot garba…

Letterboxd Review: Moonlight (2016)

Unable to watch the 90th Academy Awards this last Sunday due to technical difficulties, I settled for watching the Best Picture winner of the 89th, and I wasn't disappointed. In a ca…

Letterboxd Review: Baby Driver (2017)

Edgar Wright has always been a master of choreography, but when every gunshot and every gearshift in the film is as perfectly synchronized to the insanely specific soundtrack, oh and sa…

Letterboxd Review: A Futile and Stupid Gesture

I'm not going to make some shitty quip about how the title of this film is more accurate than its creators probably intended, yuk-yuk, fart-noise. But I will say that Wain, Colton, …

Letterboxd Review - Kong: Skull Island (2017)

Shared cinematic universes don't work unless they come together organically. Trying to make one good film with the partial blueprints of an eight-film series is folly, pure and simp…

Letterboxd Review: Everything or Nothing (2012)

Among the several things that I planned out for 2017, including this blog site and the return of the Media Sandwich podcast, I made it my mission to watch all of the James Bond films so…

Letterboxd Review: Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005)

Detective stories these days tend to settle in one of two very distinct camps: the ones where the crime and the suspects and the modus operandi take center stage, and the more hardboiled…

Letterboxd Review: Pottersville (2017)

I'm not really into Christmas movies that revolve around a community, or that include a hefty amount of schmaltz regarding the spirit of giving, etc. It all always seemed so cynical…

Letterboxd Review: Justice League (2017)

It's arrived, and it seemed to hit cinemas with more a contemplative growl than a boastful "MY MAN!" shouted into the swirling CGI skies. And the bottom line is, it's...…

Letterboxd Review: Green Room (2015)

While some films set about a complicated chess game of rising tension, this movie is appropriately a little more punk rock than that; it's not the arrangement of the notes, but rather…

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