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Top 4: most recent 10/10s
The most subversive piece of American art of the last 50 years
As seen in Variety Magazine!
Top 4: most recent 10/10s
The most subversive piece of American art of the last 50 years
You are born into a cold and unforgiving world where you assume an identity to protect yourself from hostility both interior and exterior.
You do not understand this world. It is loud, it is bright, it is brutal. You do what you are told to survive.
One day, you are changed. Something makes you question everything you’ve ever been told. Life can never be the same again.
You venture out, into the unknown. Reborn. You step outside of the box…
Top tier music biopic parody that I could not have chosen a funnier time to watch after the Michael Jackson movie has just made serious bank. There were maybe 5 total minutes where I wasn’t laughing at this. Daniel Radcliffe performance of a lifetime. Lost me a little bit around Pablo Escobar but it bounced back quickly and delivered the funniest end credits I’ve maybe ever seen. Genius, especially if you grew up on Weird Al.
I love when I’m completely unaware that I’m about to watch one of those rare perfect experiences where every single element comes together so effortlessly. Nothing else playing in a cinema looks, sounds, moves or feels like Rose of Nevada. I enjoyed Jenkin’s previous film and still haven’t seen his debut but this cast one of the most powerful spells a movie has ever put me under. 90s England has never felt more tangible on film, and I mean the…
Listen. There’s AI all over this in the cutaways and “we’ll be right back” network messages. For this reason I can’t enjoy the amazing performances and clever ending. It actually feels insulting when that skeleton message shows up repeatedly, like the filmmakers don’t give a shit and want to let you know that you’ll accept blatant AI in your 70s period piece. Don’t let this be the start of accepting this shit in your entertainment.