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movies / reviews / scott nye / Theatrical Review

June 12, 2019

The Dead Don’t Die: Nothing Settled, Nothing Remains, by Scott Nye

The Dead Don’t Die is undoubtedly the stupidest film writer/director Jim Jarmusch has made. It is half-formed, inconclusive, often free from motivation, repetitive without finding that zen space he’s best known for, and is relentlessly nihilistic about basically everyone and...

david bax / movies / reviews / Theatrical Review

April 5, 2018

Lean on Pete: The Searchers, by David Bax

It’s almost an admission of our collective failure to remember what it was like to be children that we find such relevance and currency in stories of kids and their pets. Our own, too little examined maturation makes boys and...

david bax / movies / reviews / Theatrical Review

March 8, 2018

The Death of Stalin: Good Comrades, by David Bax

Let’s get the obvious out of the way. Though Armando Iannucci’s The Death of Stalin was written and shot before the election of Donald Trump, it should come as no surprise that the scenes involving a fascist, megalomaniac head of...

2018 / david bax / movies / reviews / sundance / sundance 2018 / Theatrical Review

January 21, 2018

Sundance 2018: The Death of Stalin, by David Bax

movies / sarah brinks / top 100 challenge

October 31, 2017

BP’s Top 100 Challenge #14: Fargo, by Sarah Brinks

I decided to undertake a movie challenge in 2017. This seemed like a good way to see some classic movies that I have unfortunately never seen. The Battleship Pretension Top 100 list provided such a challenge. I grew up in the...

Tagged: steve buscemi

The Dead Don’t Die: Nothing Settled, Nothing Remains, by Scott Nye

Lean on Pete: The Searchers, by David Bax

The Death of Stalin: Good Comrades, by David Bax

Sundance 2018: The Death of Stalin, by David Bax

BP’s Top 100 Challenge #14: Fargo, by Sarah Brinks

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