Category: Movies
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Cocktail (1988)
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Read more: Cocktail (1988)Cruise will perhaps never equal the homoerotic explosion of Top Gun, but his indulgent turn in 1988’s Cocktail is close behind…
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Scenes From a Marriage
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Read more: Scenes From a MarriageAs one essay I read stated, Bergman has moved from “Does God exist? to Does love exist?”
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Back to Black
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Read more: Back to BlackI’m sure you’ve heard that question before, usually regarding sequels or remakes. Or maybe you heard it as a statement – “Nobody asked for this movie.” Or how about “who is this movie even for?”
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The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean
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Read more: The Life and Times of Judge Roy BeanJohn Milius is a fascist. Zen fascist, if we’re a slave to accuracy, but self-described and self-appointed nonetheless, having spent an entire career of bearded bravado lecturing lesser mortals on their effete passivity in the face of jackboots, and cock-first supremacy.
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Nashville (1975)
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Read more: Nashville (1975)Having seen this film at least five times, I’m only now coming to terms with its brilliance…
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Gunga Din
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Read more: Gunga DinWhite Man’s Burden…
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The Wages of Fear (1953)
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Read more: The Wages of Fear (1953)Humanity is no match for the power of hunger.
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Viva Knievel! (1977)
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Read more: Viva Knievel! (1977)In the same year that Star Wars was shattering box office records and shifting the culture to a new dimension of merchandising, special effects, and unending Mark Hamill mania, an old icon was inhaling the fumes of a once proud career
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Fight Club: Consumerism, Anarchy, And The Search For Purpose
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Read more: Fight Club: Consumerism, Anarchy, And The Search For PurposeIn the context of an individual entity like a human, there is nothing inherently objective when it comes to the idea of purpose.
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Cruising (1980)
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Read more: Cruising (1980)Seriously, what the fuck is up with William Friedkin’s Cruising? That it’s homophobic is beyond dispute, but more than that, its greatest crime is against the very craft of filmmaking.