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"What is a king without his kingdom?"
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What would appear on its surface to be a basic synopsis of a well-covered music-world saga betrays a more pernicious slant in its subtler omissions, emphases, and selective framings.
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High on exhaust and the limitless capabilities of cinema, this no-brakes franchise keeps careening onward as if it could run forever.
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“Watching them now, the episodes feel like home movies.”
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“I’ll never look at an abandoned mall or a Macy’s parking lot the same way again. People could be donating sperm anywhere.”
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The Criterion Channel's "And The Razzie Goes To..." collection has lent legitimacy to this polarizing institution.
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The Curse removes the unscripted variable from the equation, as well as the accusations of exploitation.
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It’s a dicey game, trying to do the so-bad-it’s-good thing on purpose.
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This grand entrée to the Golden Age of premium cable was ahead of its time, debuting right before the Internet overhauled fandom and its place in the culture at...
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As Wilson watches a way of life going extinct in slow motion, he entrusts whatever remains of New York’s future to its most valuable, self-replenishing resource: its people.
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These black-and-white literalists seek to make society's unspoken rules work to their advantage.
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Some highlights: a South Korean somnambulant freakshow, a big juicy bite of the forbidden fruit in from France, and a critically-beloved comedy of despair from Finland.
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"You can't wake up if you don't fall asleep."
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Transgression, absolution, and redemption form the main pillars of the Scorsese canon, and they bear the load of a heaving tragedy once again in the case of this epic.
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The filth connoisseurs among the Cannes press corps came together as one moviegoing nation, under a half-naked Helen Mirren, indivisible, with degeneracy and perversion for all.
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Licensing movies like this could really help MUBI break out of the realm of niche streamers.
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Here, a single toke of the "demon weed" sends wayward souls off to the races of damnation.
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At a time when kindness and sincerity have taken hold of the sitcom standard-bearers, the sober pessimism of Party Down returns as a bold tonic.
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Reddit and TikTok are going bonkers for this low budget indie that's been acquired by Shudder.
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That bootlicking Disney CEO Michael Eisner branded this movie a "stupid mistake," but 25 years later, history has proven Scorsese the winner of this skirmish.
Fun
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Nostalgic
Intense
Adventurous
Choked Up
Curious
Romantic
Weird
"What is a king without his kingdom?"
What would appear on its surface to be a basic synopsis of a well-covered music-world saga betrays a more pernicious slant in its subtler omissions, emphases, and selective framings.
High on exhaust and the limitless capabilities of cinema, this no-brakes franchise keeps careening onward as if it could run forever.
Throwback
Queue And A
The Criterion Channel's "And The Razzie Goes To..." collection has lent legitimacy to this polarizing institution.
The Curse removes the unscripted variable from the equation, as well as the accusations of exploitation.
Take Two
This grand entrée to the Golden Age of premium cable was ahead of its time, debuting right before the Internet overhauled fandom and its place in the culture at...
As Wilson watches a way of life going extinct in slow motion, he entrusts whatever remains of New York’s future to its most valuable, self-replenishing resource: its people.
Cult Corner
Some highlights: a South Korean somnambulant freakshow, a big juicy bite of the forbidden fruit in from France, and a critically-beloved comedy of despair from Finland.
Transgression, absolution, and redemption form the main pillars of the Scorsese canon, and they bear the load of a heaving tragedy once again in the case of this epic.
Decider After Dark
Licensing movies like this could really help MUBI break out of the realm of niche streamers.
Here, a single toke of the "demon weed" sends wayward souls off to the races of damnation.
At a time when kindness and sincerity have taken hold of the sitcom standard-bearers, the sober pessimism of Party Down returns as a bold tonic.
Reddit and TikTok are going bonkers for this low budget indie that's been acquired by Shudder.
That bootlicking Disney CEO Michael Eisner branded this movie a "stupid mistake," but 25 years later, history has proven Scorsese the winner of this skirmish.
