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Good Stuff at the Goodwill Vol. 4
I live in what some might call a rural community. We’re not out in the sticks, the bus routes run on asphalt, and we have more than one stoplight. At the same time, I understand that where I live will never be akin to New York City or Los Angeles. One thing we do have […] More
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in Larks & RecsRecommendations: Mad God, Waiting Room, and The Card Counter
Each week we bring you recommendations of things to watch, listen to, play, read, or otherwise consume with your sensory apparatus. This week, Hawk recommends Phil Tippet’s long-awaited Mad God, Caemeron’s been listening to Fugazi on repeat, and Paul thinks you might enjoy The Card Counter. Film Recommendation: Mad God Hawk Ripjaw: Phil Tippet, legendary […] More
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in Film ReviewsDoes the Disney+ Docudrama Rise Reach Giannis-Level Heights?
The Disney+ streaming service’s new docudrama Rise aims to reach the heights of its subject, Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo. That’s a pretty tall task, given the player is a two-time NBA Most Valuable Player, 2019-20 Defensive Player of the Year, and as of last year, an NBA Champion. But the family-friendly Rise is up […] More
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Good Stuff at the Goodwill Vol. 4
I live in what some might call a rural community. We’re not out in the sticks, the bus routes run on asphalt, and we have more than one stoplight. At the same time, I understand that where I live will never be akin to New York City or Los Angeles. One thing we do have […] More
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in Larks & RecsRecommendations: Mad God, Waiting Room, and The Card Counter
Each week we bring you recommendations of things to watch, listen to, play, read, or otherwise consume with your sensory apparatus. This week, Hawk recommends Phil Tippet’s long-awaited Mad God, Caemeron’s been listening to Fugazi on repeat, and Paul thinks you might enjoy The Card Counter. Film Recommendation: Mad God Hawk Ripjaw: Phil Tippet, legendary […] More
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in Film ReviewsDoes the Disney+ Docudrama Rise Reach Giannis-Level Heights?
The Disney+ streaming service’s new docudrama Rise aims to reach the heights of its subject, Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo. That’s a pretty tall task, given the player is a two-time NBA Most Valuable Player, 2019-20 Defensive Player of the Year, and as of last year, an NBA Champion. But the family-friendly Rise is up […] More
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in Film ReviewsBaz Luhrmann’s Elvis is an Exhausting Magnum Opus
With the rhinestone-adorned arrival of Baz Luhrmann’s biopic Elvis, one may ask how relevant or revered is “The King” nearly a half-century after his death at age 42. In this writer’s opinion, renowned author, journalist and culture critic Greil Marcus summarized Elvis Presley the best: “Elvis Presley is a supreme figure in American life, one […] More
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in Film ReviewsMarcel The Shell With Shoes On
I wish animation studios could make movies like this again. The existential issues of compassion resonate far beyond the typical family drama aspects Pixar and Dreamworks animation has been parading for the last ten years (Inside Out and Soul not included) Neither made for adults nor children, Dean Fleisher-Camp and Jenny Slate’s Marcel The Shell With […] More
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Who Would Give Super Mario Bros. A Loving Physical Media Release? Umbrella Entertainment Would!
Welcome to my column dedicated to the appreciation of physical media supplements called: Feature Presentations. The goal of this column is not to say whether a film is good or bad and worth picking up or not—I would like to highlight the discs that go the extra mile and provide film fans with enough tasty […] More
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Game of Thrones Ends as a Paean to Reactionary Politics
I know I’m hardly the only one who was disappointed by the final season of Game of Thrones, but as time has passed since its finale aired on May 19, 2019, I’ve gotten the impression that the feelings of many have softened. This has made me think quite a lot about how my experience has […] More
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Lightyear Review: To Infinity But Not Beyond
In 1995, so the story goes, a boy named Andy got a Buzz Lightyear toy for his birthday, the toy itself coming from his favorite movie. As someone who, as a kid in the 90s, also got a Buzz Lightyear toy from my favorite movie, needless to say my eyes lit up like fireworks at […] More
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The Imprint Films Neo-Noir Cinema Box Set – Part V: One False Move
Welcome to my column dedicated to the appreciation of physical media supplements called: Feature Presentations. The goal of this column is not to say whether a film is good or bad and worth picking up or not—I would like to highlight the discs that go the extra mile and provide film fans with enough tasty […] More
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in FavoritesLet Your Body Move To The Music: Favourite Songs Of Pose
Pose is one of a kind: joyful, tragic, gorgeous, and queer. I can honestly say that no other TV show has moved me to tears so frequently. Transgender representation on TV is pretty thin on the ground (even as gay and bisexual representation is on the rise) but here is a show that celebrates the […] More
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The Imprint Films Neo-Noir Cinema Box Set – Part IV: Twilight
Welcome to my column dedicated to the appreciation of physical media supplements called: Feature Presentations. The goal of this column is not to say whether a film is good or bad and worth picking up or not—I would like to highlight the discs that go the extra mile and provide film fans with enough tasty […] More
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in Irma VepIrma Vep Episode 3: “Dead Man’s Escape”
The following contains spoilers for Irma Vep Episode 3, “Dead Man’s Escape” (written and directed by Olivier Assayas) The title of Episode 3 of Olivier Assayas’s eight-part limited series for HBO, Irma Vep—“Dead Man’s Escape”—feels a little more on point than those of the first two episodes. In this meta-meta commentary on the filmmaking industry and […] More
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Good Stuff at the Goodwill Vol. 4
Boutique Titles and a Box Set!
I live in what some might call a rural community. We’re not out in the sticks, the bus routes run on asphalt, and we have more than one stoplight. At the same time, I understand that where I live will never be akin to New York City or Los Angeles. One thing we do have […] More
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in Larks & Recs
Recommendations: Mad God, Waiting Room, and The Card Counter
Each week we bring you recommendations of things to watch, listen to, play, read, or otherwise consume with your sensory apparatus. This week, Hawk recommends Phil Tippet’s long-awaited Mad God, Caemeron’s been listening to Fugazi on repeat, and Paul thinks you might enjoy The Card Counter. Film Recommendation: Mad God Hawk Ripjaw: Phil Tippet, legendary […] More
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Does the Disney+ Docudrama Rise Reach Giannis-Level Heights?
The Disney+ streaming service’s new docudrama Rise aims to reach the heights of its subject, Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo. That’s a pretty tall task, given the player is a two-time NBA Most Valuable Player, 2019-20 Defensive Player of the Year, and as of last year, an NBA Champion. But the family-friendly Rise is up […] More
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Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis is an Exhausting Magnum Opus
With the rhinestone-adorned arrival of Baz Luhrmann’s biopic Elvis, one may ask how relevant or revered is “The King” nearly a half-century after his death at age 42. In this writer’s opinion, renowned author, journalist and culture critic Greil Marcus summarized Elvis Presley the best: “Elvis Presley is a supreme figure in American life, one […] More
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Marcel The Shell With Shoes On
I wish animation studios could make movies like this again. The existential issues of compassion resonate far beyond the typical family drama aspects Pixar and Dreamworks animation has been parading for the last ten years (Inside Out and Soul not included) Neither made for adults nor children, Dean Fleisher-Camp and Jenny Slate’s Marcel The Shell With […] More
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Recommendations: Mad God, Waiting Room, and The Card Counter
Each week we bring you recommendations of things to watch, listen to, play, read, or otherwise consume with your sensory apparatus. This week, Hawk recommends Phil Tippet’s long-awaited Mad God, Caemeron’s been listening to Fugazi on repeat, and Paul thinks you might enjoy The Card Counter. Film Recommendation: Mad God Hawk Ripjaw: Phil Tippet, legendary […] More
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Does the Disney+ Docudrama Rise Reach Giannis-Level Heights?
The Disney+ streaming service’s new docudrama Rise aims to reach the heights of its subject, Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo. That’s a pretty tall task, given the player is a two-time NBA Most Valuable Player, 2019-20 Defensive Player of the Year, and as of last year, an NBA Champion. But the family-friendly Rise is up […] More
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Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis is an Exhausting Magnum Opus
With the rhinestone-adorned arrival of Baz Luhrmann’s biopic Elvis, one may ask how relevant or revered is “The King” nearly a half-century after his death at age 42. In this writer’s opinion, renowned author, journalist and culture critic Greil Marcus summarized Elvis Presley the best: “Elvis Presley is a supreme figure in American life, one […] More
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Marcel The Shell With Shoes On
I wish animation studios could make movies like this again. The existential issues of compassion resonate far beyond the typical family drama aspects Pixar and Dreamworks animation has been parading for the last ten years (Inside Out and Soul not included) Neither made for adults nor children, Dean Fleisher-Camp and Jenny Slate’s Marcel The Shell With […] More
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Recommendations: Mad God, Waiting Room, and The Card Counter
Each week we bring you recommendations of things to watch, listen to, play, read, or otherwise consume with your sensory apparatus. This week, Hawk recommends Phil Tippet’s long-awaited Mad God, Caemeron’s been listening to Fugazi on repeat, and Paul thinks you might enjoy The Card Counter. Film Recommendation: Mad God Hawk Ripjaw: Phil Tippet, legendary […] More
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in Film Reviews
Does the Disney+ Docudrama Rise Reach Giannis-Level Heights?
The Disney+ streaming service’s new docudrama Rise aims to reach the heights of its subject, Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo. That’s a pretty tall task, given the player is a two-time NBA Most Valuable Player, 2019-20 Defensive Player of the Year, and as of last year, an NBA Champion. But the family-friendly Rise is up […] More
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Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis is an Exhausting Magnum Opus
With the rhinestone-adorned arrival of Baz Luhrmann’s biopic Elvis, one may ask how relevant or revered is “The King” nearly a half-century after his death at age 42. In this writer’s opinion, renowned author, journalist and culture critic Greil Marcus summarized Elvis Presley the best: “Elvis Presley is a supreme figure in American life, one […] More
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Marcel The Shell With Shoes On
I wish animation studios could make movies like this again. The existential issues of compassion resonate far beyond the typical family drama aspects Pixar and Dreamworks animation has been parading for the last ten years (Inside Out and Soul not included) Neither made for adults nor children, Dean Fleisher-Camp and Jenny Slate’s Marcel The Shell With […] More
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Good Stuff at the Goodwill Vol. 4
I live in what some might call a rural community. We’re not out in the sticks, the bus routes run on asphalt, and we have more than one stoplight. At the same time, I understand that where I live will never be akin to New York City or Los Angeles. One thing we do have […] More
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in Larks & Recs
Recommendations: Mad God, Waiting Room, and The Card Counter
Each week we bring you recommendations of things to watch, listen to, play, read, or otherwise consume with your sensory apparatus. This week, Hawk recommends Phil Tippet’s long-awaited Mad God, Caemeron’s been listening to Fugazi on repeat, and Paul thinks you might enjoy The Card Counter. Film Recommendation: Mad God Hawk Ripjaw: Phil Tippet, legendary […] More
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Does the Disney+ Docudrama Rise Reach Giannis-Level Heights?
The Disney+ streaming service’s new docudrama Rise aims to reach the heights of its subject, Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo. That’s a pretty tall task, given the player is a two-time NBA Most Valuable Player, 2019-20 Defensive Player of the Year, and as of last year, an NBA Champion. But the family-friendly Rise is up […] More
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Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis is an Exhausting Magnum Opus
With the rhinestone-adorned arrival of Baz Luhrmann’s biopic Elvis, one may ask how relevant or revered is “The King” nearly a half-century after his death at age 42. In this writer’s opinion, renowned author, journalist and culture critic Greil Marcus summarized Elvis Presley the best: “Elvis Presley is a supreme figure in American life, one […] More
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Marcel The Shell With Shoes On
I wish animation studios could make movies like this again. The existential issues of compassion resonate far beyond the typical family drama aspects Pixar and Dreamworks animation has been parading for the last ten years (Inside Out and Soul not included) Neither made for adults nor children, Dean Fleisher-Camp and Jenny Slate’s Marcel The Shell With […] More
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Good Stuff at the Goodwill Vol. 4
I live in what some might call a rural community. We’re not out in the sticks, the bus routes run on asphalt, and we have more than one stoplight. At the same time, I understand that where I live will never be akin to New York City or Los Angeles. One thing we do have […] More
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in Larks & Recs
Recommendations: Mad God, Waiting Room, and The Card Counter
Each week we bring you recommendations of things to watch, listen to, play, read, or otherwise consume with your sensory apparatus. This week, Hawk recommends Phil Tippet’s long-awaited Mad God, Caemeron’s been listening to Fugazi on repeat, and Paul thinks you might enjoy The Card Counter. Film Recommendation: Mad God Hawk Ripjaw: Phil Tippet, legendary […] More
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Does the Disney+ Docudrama Rise Reach Giannis-Level Heights?
The Disney+ streaming service’s new docudrama Rise aims to reach the heights of its subject, Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo. That’s a pretty tall task, given the player is a two-time NBA Most Valuable Player, 2019-20 Defensive Player of the Year, and as of last year, an NBA Champion. But the family-friendly Rise is up […] More
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Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis is an Exhausting Magnum Opus
With the rhinestone-adorned arrival of Baz Luhrmann’s biopic Elvis, one may ask how relevant or revered is “The King” nearly a half-century after his death at age 42. In this writer’s opinion, renowned author, journalist and culture critic Greil Marcus summarized Elvis Presley the best: “Elvis Presley is a supreme figure in American life, one […] More
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Marcel The Shell With Shoes On
I wish animation studios could make movies like this again. The existential issues of compassion resonate far beyond the typical family drama aspects Pixar and Dreamworks animation has been parading for the last ten years (Inside Out and Soul not included) Neither made for adults nor children, Dean Fleisher-Camp and Jenny Slate’s Marcel The Shell With […] More
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Good Stuff at the Goodwill Vol. 4
Boutique Titles and a Box Set!
I live in what some might call a rural community. We’re not out in the sticks, the bus routes run on asphalt, and we have more than one stoplight. At the same time, I understand that where I live will never be akin to New York City or Los Angeles. One thing we do have […] More
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Recommendations: Mad God, Waiting Room, and The Card Counter
Each week we bring you recommendations of things to watch, listen to, play, read, or otherwise consume with your sensory apparatus. This week, Hawk recommends Phil Tippet’s long-awaited Mad God, Caemeron’s been listening to Fugazi on repeat, and Paul thinks you might enjoy The Card Counter. Film Recommendation: Mad God Hawk Ripjaw: Phil Tippet, legendary […] More
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Good Stuff at the Goodwill Vol. 4
Boutique Titles and a Box Set!
I live in what some might call a rural community. We’re not out in the sticks, the bus routes run on asphalt, and we have more than one stoplight. At the same time, I understand that where I live will never be akin to New York City or Los Angeles. One thing we do have […] More
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in Larks & Recs
Recommendations: Mad God, Waiting Room, and The Card Counter
Each week we bring you recommendations of things to watch, listen to, play, read, or otherwise consume with your sensory apparatus. This week, Hawk recommends Phil Tippet’s long-awaited Mad God, Caemeron’s been listening to Fugazi on repeat, and Paul thinks you might enjoy The Card Counter. Film Recommendation: Mad God Hawk Ripjaw: Phil Tippet, legendary […] More
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Does the Disney+ Docudrama Rise Reach Giannis-Level Heights?
The Disney+ streaming service’s new docudrama Rise aims to reach the heights of its subject, Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo. That’s a pretty tall task, given the player is a two-time NBA Most Valuable Player, 2019-20 Defensive Player of the Year, and as of last year, an NBA Champion. But the family-friendly Rise is up […] More
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Good Stuff at the Goodwill Vol. 4
Boutique Titles and a Box Set!
I live in what some might call a rural community. We’re not out in the sticks, the bus routes run on asphalt, and we have more than one stoplight. At the same time, I understand that where I live will never be akin to New York City or Los Angeles. One thing we do have […] More
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Recommendations: Mad God, Waiting Room, and The Card Counter
Each week we bring you recommendations of things to watch, listen to, play, read, or otherwise consume with your sensory apparatus. This week, Hawk recommends Phil Tippet’s long-awaited Mad God, Caemeron’s been listening to Fugazi on repeat, and Paul thinks you might enjoy The Card Counter. Film Recommendation: Mad God Hawk Ripjaw: Phil Tippet, legendary […] More
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Does the Disney+ Docudrama Rise Reach Giannis-Level Heights?
The Disney+ streaming service’s new docudrama Rise aims to reach the heights of its subject, Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo. That’s a pretty tall task, given the player is a two-time NBA Most Valuable Player, 2019-20 Defensive Player of the Year, and as of last year, an NBA Champion. But the family-friendly Rise is up […] More
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Good Stuff at the Goodwill Vol. 4
Boutique Titles and a Box Set!
I live in what some might call a rural community. We’re not out in the sticks, the bus routes run on asphalt, and we have more than one stoplight. At the same time, I understand that where I live will never be akin to New York City or Los Angeles. One thing we do have […] More
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Recommendations: Mad God, Waiting Room, and The Card Counter
Each week we bring you recommendations of things to watch, listen to, play, read, or otherwise consume with your sensory apparatus. This week, Hawk recommends Phil Tippet’s long-awaited Mad God, Caemeron’s been listening to Fugazi on repeat, and Paul thinks you might enjoy The Card Counter. Film Recommendation: Mad God Hawk Ripjaw: Phil Tippet, legendary […] More
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Does the Disney+ Docudrama Rise Reach Giannis-Level Heights?
The Disney+ streaming service’s new docudrama Rise aims to reach the heights of its subject, Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo. That’s a pretty tall task, given the player is a two-time NBA Most Valuable Player, 2019-20 Defensive Player of the Year, and as of last year, an NBA Champion. But the family-friendly Rise is up […] More
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in Film ReviewsBaz Luhrmann’s Elvis is an Exhausting Magnum Opus
With the rhinestone-adorned arrival of Baz Luhrmann’s biopic Elvis, one may ask how relevant or revered is “The King” nearly a half-century after his death at age 42. In this writer’s opinion, renowned author, journalist and culture critic Greil Marcus summarized Elvis Presley the best: “Elvis Presley is a supreme figure in American life, one […] More
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Good Stuff at the Goodwill Vol. 4
Boutique Titles and a Box Set!
I live in what some might call a rural community. We’re not out in the sticks, the bus routes run on asphalt, and we have more than one stoplight. At the same time, I understand that where I live will never be akin to New York City or Los Angeles. One thing we do have […] More
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Recommendations: Mad God, Waiting Room, and The Card Counter
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Does the Disney+ Docudrama Rise Reach Giannis-Level Heights?
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Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis is an Exhausting Magnum Opus
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Good Stuff at the Goodwill Vol. 4
Boutique Titles and a Box Set!
I live in what some might call a rural community. We’re not out in the sticks, the bus routes run on asphalt, and we have more than one stoplight. At the same time, I understand that where I live will never be akin to New York City or Los Angeles. One thing we do have […] More
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Recommendations: Mad God, Waiting Room, and The Card Counter
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Does the Disney+ Docudrama Rise Reach Giannis-Level Heights?
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Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis is an Exhausting Magnum Opus
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Marcel The Shell With Shoes On
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Good Stuff at the Goodwill Vol. 4
Boutique Titles and a Box Set!
I live in what some might call a rural community. We’re not out in the sticks, the bus routes run on asphalt, and we have more than one stoplight. At the same time, I understand that where I live will never be akin to New York City or Los Angeles. One thing we do have […] More
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Recommendations: Mad God, Waiting Room, and The Card Counter
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Does the Disney+ Docudrama Rise Reach Giannis-Level Heights?
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Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis is an Exhausting Magnum Opus
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Marcel The Shell With Shoes On
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Who Would Give Super Mario Bros. A Loving Physical Media Release? Umbrella Entertainment Would!
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Game of Thrones Ends as a Paean to Reactionary Politics
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Lightyear Review: To Infinity But Not Beyond
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The Imprint Films Neo-Noir Cinema Box Set – Part V: One False Move
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Recommendations: Mad God, Waiting Room, and The Card Counter
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Does the Disney+ Docudrama Rise Reach Giannis-Level Heights?
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Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis is an Exhausting Magnum Opus
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Marcel The Shell With Shoes On
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Who Would Give Super Mario Bros. A Loving Physical Media Release? Umbrella Entertainment Would!
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Game of Thrones Ends as a Paean to Reactionary Politics
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Lightyear Review: To Infinity But Not Beyond
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The Imprint Films Neo-Noir Cinema Box Set – Part V: One False Move
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Good Stuff at the Goodwill Vol. 4
Boutique Titles and a Box Set!
I live in what some might call a rural community. We’re not out in the sticks, the bus routes run on asphalt, and we have more than one stoplight. At the same time, I understand that where I live will never be akin to New York City or Los Angeles. One thing we do have […] More
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Recommendations: Mad God, Waiting Room, and The Card Counter
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Does the Disney+ Docudrama Rise Reach Giannis-Level Heights?
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Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis is an Exhausting Magnum Opus
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Marcel The Shell With Shoes On
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Who Would Give Super Mario Bros. A Loving Physical Media Release? Umbrella Entertainment Would!
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Game of Thrones Ends as a Paean to Reactionary Politics
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Lightyear Review: To Infinity But Not Beyond
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Good Stuff at the Goodwill Vol. 4
Boutique Titles and a Box Set!
I live in what some might call a rural community. We’re not out in the sticks, the bus routes run on asphalt, and we have more than one stoplight. At the same time, I understand that where I live will never be akin to New York City or Los Angeles. One thing we do have […] More
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Recommendations: Mad God, Waiting Room, and The Card Counter
Each week we bring you recommendations of things to watch, listen to, play, read, or otherwise consume with your sensory apparatus. This week, Hawk recommends Phil Tippet’s long-awaited Mad God, Caemeron’s been listening to Fugazi on repeat, and Paul thinks you might enjoy The Card Counter. Film Recommendation: Mad God Hawk Ripjaw: Phil Tippet, legendary […] More
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Does the Disney+ Docudrama Rise Reach Giannis-Level Heights?
The Disney+ streaming service’s new docudrama Rise aims to reach the heights of its subject, Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo. That’s a pretty tall task, given the player is a two-time NBA Most Valuable Player, 2019-20 Defensive Player of the Year, and as of last year, an NBA Champion. But the family-friendly Rise is up […] More
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Good Stuff at the Goodwill Vol. 4
Boutique Titles and a Box Set!
I live in what some might call a rural community. We’re not out in the sticks, the bus routes run on asphalt, and we have more than one stoplight. At the same time, I understand that where I live will never be akin to New York City or Los Angeles. One thing we do have […] More
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Recommendations: Mad God, Waiting Room, and The Card Counter
Each week we bring you recommendations of things to watch, listen to, play, read, or otherwise consume with your sensory apparatus. This week, Hawk recommends Phil Tippet’s long-awaited Mad God, Caemeron’s been listening to Fugazi on repeat, and Paul thinks you might enjoy The Card Counter. Film Recommendation: Mad God Hawk Ripjaw: Phil Tippet, legendary […] More
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Does the Disney+ Docudrama Rise Reach Giannis-Level Heights?
The Disney+ streaming service’s new docudrama Rise aims to reach the heights of its subject, Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo. That’s a pretty tall task, given the player is a two-time NBA Most Valuable Player, 2019-20 Defensive Player of the Year, and as of last year, an NBA Champion. But the family-friendly Rise is up […] More
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in Film Reviews
Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis is an Exhausting Magnum Opus
With the rhinestone-adorned arrival of Baz Luhrmann’s biopic Elvis, one may ask how relevant or revered is “The King” nearly a half-century after his death at age 42. In this writer’s opinion, renowned author, journalist and culture critic Greil Marcus summarized Elvis Presley the best: “Elvis Presley is a supreme figure in American life, one […] More
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Marcel The Shell With Shoes On
I wish animation studios could make movies like this again. The existential issues of compassion resonate far beyond the typical family drama aspects Pixar and Dreamworks animation has been parading for the last ten years (Inside Out and Soul not included) Neither made for adults nor children, Dean Fleisher-Camp and Jenny Slate’s Marcel The Shell With […] More
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Who Would Give Super Mario Bros. A Loving Physical Media Release? Umbrella Entertainment Would!
Feature Presentations: Episode 32
Welcome to my column dedicated to the appreciation of physical media supplements called: Feature Presentations. The goal of this column is not to say whether a film is good or bad and worth picking up or not—I would like to highlight the discs that go the extra mile and provide film fans with enough tasty […] More
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Game of Thrones Ends as a Paean to Reactionary Politics
I know I’m hardly the only one who was disappointed by the final season of Game of Thrones, but as time has passed since its finale aired on May 19, 2019, I’ve gotten the impression that the feelings of many have softened. This has made me think quite a lot about how my experience has […] More
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Good Stuff at the Goodwill Vol. 4
Boutique Titles and a Box Set!
I live in what some might call a rural community. We’re not out in the sticks, the bus routes run on asphalt, and we have more than one stoplight. At the same time, I understand that where I live will never be akin to New York City or Los Angeles. One thing we do have […] More
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Recommendations: Mad God, Waiting Room, and The Card Counter
Each week we bring you recommendations of things to watch, listen to, play, read, or otherwise consume with your sensory apparatus. This week, Hawk recommends Phil Tippet’s long-awaited Mad God, Caemeron’s been listening to Fugazi on repeat, and Paul thinks you might enjoy The Card Counter. Film Recommendation: Mad God Hawk Ripjaw: Phil Tippet, legendary […] More
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Good Stuff at the Goodwill Vol. 4
Boutique Titles and a Box Set!
I live in what some might call a rural community. We’re not out in the sticks, the bus routes run on asphalt, and we have more than one stoplight. At the same time, I understand that where I live will never be akin to New York City or Los Angeles. One thing we do have […] More
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Recommendations: Mad God, Waiting Room, and The Card Counter
Each week we bring you recommendations of things to watch, listen to, play, read, or otherwise consume with your sensory apparatus. This week, Hawk recommends Phil Tippet’s long-awaited Mad God, Caemeron’s been listening to Fugazi on repeat, and Paul thinks you might enjoy The Card Counter. Film Recommendation: Mad God Hawk Ripjaw: Phil Tippet, legendary […] More
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Does the Disney+ Docudrama Rise Reach Giannis-Level Heights?
The Disney+ streaming service’s new docudrama Rise aims to reach the heights of its subject, Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo. That’s a pretty tall task, given the player is a two-time NBA Most Valuable Player, 2019-20 Defensive Player of the Year, and as of last year, an NBA Champion. But the family-friendly Rise is up […] More
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in Film Reviews
Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis is an Exhausting Magnum Opus
With the rhinestone-adorned arrival of Baz Luhrmann’s biopic Elvis, one may ask how relevant or revered is “The King” nearly a half-century after his death at age 42. In this writer’s opinion, renowned author, journalist and culture critic Greil Marcus summarized Elvis Presley the best: “Elvis Presley is a supreme figure in American life, one […] More
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Marcel The Shell With Shoes On
I wish animation studios could make movies like this again. The existential issues of compassion resonate far beyond the typical family drama aspects Pixar and Dreamworks animation has been parading for the last ten years (Inside Out and Soul not included) Neither made for adults nor children, Dean Fleisher-Camp and Jenny Slate’s Marcel The Shell With […] More
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Who Would Give Super Mario Bros. A Loving Physical Media Release? Umbrella Entertainment Would!
Feature Presentations: Episode 32
Welcome to my column dedicated to the appreciation of physical media supplements called: Feature Presentations. The goal of this column is not to say whether a film is good or bad and worth picking up or not—I would like to highlight the discs that go the extra mile and provide film fans with enough tasty […] More
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Game of Thrones Ends as a Paean to Reactionary Politics
I know I’m hardly the only one who was disappointed by the final season of Game of Thrones, but as time has passed since its finale aired on May 19, 2019, I’ve gotten the impression that the feelings of many have softened. This has made me think quite a lot about how my experience has […] More
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Lightyear Review: To Infinity But Not Beyond
In 1995, so the story goes, a boy named Andy got a Buzz Lightyear toy for his birthday, the toy itself coming from his favorite movie. As someone who, as a kid in the 90s, also got a Buzz Lightyear toy from my favorite movie, needless to say my eyes lit up like fireworks at […] More
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Good Stuff at the Goodwill Vol. 4
Boutique Titles and a Box Set!
I live in what some might call a rural community. We’re not out in the sticks, the bus routes run on asphalt, and we have more than one stoplight. At the same time, I understand that where I live will never be akin to New York City or Los Angeles. One thing we do have […] More
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in Larks & Recs
Recommendations: Mad God, Waiting Room, and The Card Counter
Each week we bring you recommendations of things to watch, listen to, play, read, or otherwise consume with your sensory apparatus. This week, Hawk recommends Phil Tippet’s long-awaited Mad God, Caemeron’s been listening to Fugazi on repeat, and Paul thinks you might enjoy The Card Counter. Film Recommendation: Mad God Hawk Ripjaw: Phil Tippet, legendary […] More
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Does the Disney+ Docudrama Rise Reach Giannis-Level Heights?
The Disney+ streaming service’s new docudrama Rise aims to reach the heights of its subject, Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo. That’s a pretty tall task, given the player is a two-time NBA Most Valuable Player, 2019-20 Defensive Player of the Year, and as of last year, an NBA Champion. But the family-friendly Rise is up […] More
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Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis is an Exhausting Magnum Opus
With the rhinestone-adorned arrival of Baz Luhrmann’s biopic Elvis, one may ask how relevant or revered is “The King” nearly a half-century after his death at age 42. In this writer’s opinion, renowned author, journalist and culture critic Greil Marcus summarized Elvis Presley the best: “Elvis Presley is a supreme figure in American life, one […] More
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Good Stuff at the Goodwill Vol. 4
Boutique Titles and a Box Set!
I live in what some might call a rural community. We’re not out in the sticks, the bus routes run on asphalt, and we have more than one stoplight. At the same time, I understand that where I live will never be akin to New York City or Los Angeles. One thing we do have […] More
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in Larks & Recs
Recommendations: Mad God, Waiting Room, and The Card Counter
Each week we bring you recommendations of things to watch, listen to, play, read, or otherwise consume with your sensory apparatus. This week, Hawk recommends Phil Tippet’s long-awaited Mad God, Caemeron’s been listening to Fugazi on repeat, and Paul thinks you might enjoy The Card Counter. Film Recommendation: Mad God Hawk Ripjaw: Phil Tippet, legendary […] More
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in Film Reviews
Does the Disney+ Docudrama Rise Reach Giannis-Level Heights?
The Disney+ streaming service’s new docudrama Rise aims to reach the heights of its subject, Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo. That’s a pretty tall task, given the player is a two-time NBA Most Valuable Player, 2019-20 Defensive Player of the Year, and as of last year, an NBA Champion. But the family-friendly Rise is up […] More
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in Film Reviews
Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis is an Exhausting Magnum Opus
With the rhinestone-adorned arrival of Baz Luhrmann’s biopic Elvis, one may ask how relevant or revered is “The King” nearly a half-century after his death at age 42. In this writer’s opinion, renowned author, journalist and culture critic Greil Marcus summarized Elvis Presley the best: “Elvis Presley is a supreme figure in American life, one […] More
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in Film Reviews
Marcel The Shell With Shoes On
I wish animation studios could make movies like this again. The existential issues of compassion resonate far beyond the typical family drama aspects Pixar and Dreamworks animation has been parading for the last ten years (Inside Out and Soul not included) Neither made for adults nor children, Dean Fleisher-Camp and Jenny Slate’s Marcel The Shell With […] More
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Who Would Give Super Mario Bros. A Loving Physical Media Release? Umbrella Entertainment Would!
Feature Presentations: Episode 32
Welcome to my column dedicated to the appreciation of physical media supplements called: Feature Presentations. The goal of this column is not to say whether a film is good or bad and worth picking up or not—I would like to highlight the discs that go the extra mile and provide film fans with enough tasty […] More
