Category: josh long

david bax / ian brill / josh long / movies / new to home video / tyler smith

July 17, 2018

New to Home Video 7/17/18

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josh long / monday movie / movies

July 9, 2018

Monday Movie: Duck Soup, by Josh Long

The Marx Brothers had a spark of impishness that none of their contemporaries could really touch. Their films always brought them into the world of high society, and watched them spin chaos just for fun. Duck Soup is probably the...

josh long / movies / reviews / Theatrical Review

March 22, 2018

Isle of Dogs: Primer-anian, by Josh Long

I really don’t want to be such a Wes Anderson apologist. I feel like it undermines my credibility as a critical filmgoer to like his movies as much as I do. Especially since he has, especially over the last ten...

2017 / josh long / movies

February 8, 2018

Josh’s Top Ten of 2017

The Florida Project Sean Baker finds beauty in lives on the fringe of society. Porn stars in Starlet, prostitutes in Tangerine, and underprivileged children in The Florida Project. Once we slow down as viewers, we focus on the subtle simplicities...

episode / josh long / oscars / podcast / tyler smith

January 22, 2018

Episode 566: Oscar History with Monica Sandler

In this episode, Tyler and Josh are joined by Monica Sandler to discuss the sordid history of the Academy Awards.

josh long / movies / new to home video / rudie obias

January 2, 2018

New to Home Video 1/2/18

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josh long / movies / new to home video / scott nye

November 28, 2017

New to Home Video 11/28/17

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November 21, 2017

New to Home Video 11/21/17

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books / josh long / movies

November 8, 2017

Book Review: Seduced by Mrs. Robinson: How The Graduate Became the Touchstone of a Generation, by Josh Long

For 50 years now, The Graduate has been familiar to anyone who loves movies. It’s the movie that made Dustin Hoffman a star. It’s the movie that brought us Simon & Garfunkel’s “Mrs. Robinson.” It’s the movie Mike Myers parodied...