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The Salesman validates my love of movies by bringing to the screen a slice-of-life at once prosaic and yet theatrical, and insanely thrilling. It’s also familiar to a Western audience, though set in Iran. Yeah, it’s an Iranian movie, making it utterly fascinating to Westerners like me who are i…
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Asghar Farhadi describes his film
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Zombies. Ghosts. Vampires. Natural Disasters. Aliens. Bumps in the night. Demons. Grotesquerie. Clowns. Enclosures. What do they have in common? All tropes of horror that define fear in many ways to people. Everyone seemingly has that THING that freaks them out like no other; that SOM… |
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Someone had to do it… make a movie about a formal British partying club. Yes, we all know that the British perfected the ‘boys club’ institution, but ‘The Riot Club’ takes this notion down to the level of Frat House and actually much worse. This is a club that is dedicated to debauchery at al… |
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Gritty, dirty, muddy, bloody, cold, miserable… just some of the words you can use to describe trapper life in the 1800’s. Leonardo DeCaprio does a stellar job representing the will to survive surrounded by a standout cast of Tom Hardy, Domhnall Gleeson, and Will Poulter. You’ll definitely ge… |
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Chasing a copycat killer who has decided to mimic the gruesomeness of Poe stories isn’t a bad plot. Especially if you are old school, it was engaging to get a taste of the famous Poe stories; most notably “The Pit and the Pendulumâ€, “Tell Tale Heartâ€, “The Masque of the Red Deathâ€,… |
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Life is cheap in Jakarta. Guys get killed. Girls get, well, you know, treated disrespectfully in The Raid 2. The fun – this being a hell of a fun movie – comes from seeing how the guys get knocked off, as it’s often spectacularly inventive and/or a complete gross-out, with a body count that …
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Iko Uwais teaches Fight Choreography
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Disturbing and difficult to stomach as it gazes upon the flawed inner workings of a family dynamic (read: incest, pill-popping and murder), Jamie Babbit’s disturbing “The Quiet” shall understandably divide audiences, but should be seen anyway. Artistically filmed and hauntingly told, the film loo… |
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