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Cailee Spaeny, Wagner Moura, Kirsten Dunst, Alex Garland and Stephen McKinley Henderson behind-the-scenes on Civil War (2024) dir. Alex Garland

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A Poignant Masterpiece of Human Struggles: Fences (2016)

Fences (2016) #Review

Synopsis- Troy, an African American man who once longed to be a baseball player, misses the opportunity due to racism. As time passes, he takes out his frustration on his loved ones and ruins his son’s future. Director- Denzel Washington Cast- Denzel Washington, Viola Davis, Stephen McKinlkey Genre- Thriller | Drama Released- 2016 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 5 out of 5. Fences, directed by Denzel…

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Trailer: “Civil War” (2024)

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Horror Movie Review: Beau Is Afraid (2023)

A paranoid man embarks on an epic odyssey to get home to his mother.

“You know what I say when I’m asked how my son’s doing? I say ‘Your guess is as good as mine!’” Beau Is Afraid is a 2023 American surrealist tragicomedy horror film written, directed, and co-produced by Ari Aster. The film stars Joaquin Phoenix as the title character, Beau Wassermann. Beau Wasserman is the son of a famous and wealthy businesswoman, Mona, who is responsible for building a large…

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like father, like son | DUNE (2021) VS DUNE PART TWO (2024)

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Beau is Afraid Review- An Ambitious Yet Self-Indulgent Third Outing for Aster

Ari Aster came onto the scene back in 2018 with the first of his two big hits, Hereditary about a family who is haunted by an apparition, and in 2020 with Midsommar about a group of young people who get more than what they bargained for when they go to a commune in Sweden. Suffice it to say, his latest film Beau Is Afraid has been highly anticipated by fans of the writer/director and critics…

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Would you photograph that moment if I get shot?

CIVIL WAR (2024) dir. Alex Garland

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I feel like so many critics are angry about the Civil War movie 'not taking a stand' but I think that misses the point. This was not gonna be a movie about "this side good, that side bad". On the ground, war is hardly political. The 'looters' being strung up ("knew him in high school, he barely talked to me, now he does"), the two soldiers pinned down by a sniper with christmas background music, Jesse Plemons' character picking them off one by one, the Global Relief Fund camp, etc. This wasn't necessarily about (American) politics, why the civil war broke out, or how the various alliances came about. This was about war on the ground, on the streets, the role of journalists in showing that, are they complicit or not, how much must you sacrifice for the money shot, is there a 'right' meaning we can draw from their images?

To me it was actually a very effective and thought-provoking anti-war movie. (Also the cast and cinematography were both phenomenal.)

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Parks & Rec 6x20 | A Man On The Inside 1x7

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internalized homophobia & White People: The Musical

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FILMS WATCHED IN 2024 Civil War (2024) Dir. Alex Garland

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when the new missionary reassures you he isn't having gay thoughts (he's lying)

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Dune (2021)

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Photos by Greig Fraser

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Official character posters for Dune: Part Two

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