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“Barbie has a great day every day, but Ken only has a great day if Barbie looks at him.”
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Irresistible
Read more: Irresistible“Irresistible” – Politically correct. The United States Supreme Court has made more than a few boneheaded decisions throughout its not-so-illustrious history. Google “bad supreme court decisions,” grab a very large cup of coffee, and get comfortable for hours of eye-opening reading. The best part of that search is it does not matter where you fall…
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Winterhawk (1975)
Read more: Winterhawk (1975)A review by Rumpus O’Malley, from somewhere in Texas Hollywood has not been too good about showing the true history of Native Americans in movies. Not at all. It might crank out a Great White Hope movie like Dances with Wolves, where Lt. Costner leads the grateful wagon-burners to glory, that is until they ended…
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365 Days (Netflix)
Read more: 365 Days (Netflix)365 Days is currently the #1 movie streamed on Netflix. The movie poster that you see is the one that got me banned from Facebook. Yeah. Go figure. Anyway, the movie itself is exponentially more provocative than the poster and is just downright out and out porn. I don’t have anything against porn. I often…
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Heaven’s Gate (1980)
Read more: Heaven’s Gate (1980)I had just emerged from the hills on highway 93 at the north end Flathead Lake on the way to Kalispell when I saw the first bumper sticker that read, To Hell With Heaven’s Gate. I was soon to see many more. This was August of 1981. Over a year after the film wrapped, ugly…
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The 39 Steps
Read more: The 39 Steps1 hour 26 Minutes The Grandfather of all Spy Films. Without The 39 Steps, no Bond. No Bourne. No The Fugitive, the most obvious modern descendant of this film, which truly established Hitchcock on the map of international cinema. Fair value of The 39 Steps: $20.00. It’s must-see cinema, in the same way as Star…
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A Serious Man (2009)
Read more: A Serious Man (2009)After the success of their rightly acclaimed, Oscar-winning 2007 hit No Country for Old Men, the Coen Brothers made two dry, dark comedies in a row, neither of which has garnered the same level of praise as their brooding Texas masterpiece. Though Burn After Reading (2008) has developed a substantial cult following since its release,…
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Playtime (Jacques Tati’s)
Read more: Playtime (Jacques Tati’s)2 hrs, 36 minutes, suitable for all ages Q’esque que c’est? The last of Jacques Tati’s Monsieur Hulot comedies, a major inspiration for Rowan Atkinson’s Laugh In. Fair value of Antrum: $25.00. I really can’t think of another film like it. In some ways, it evokes Chaplin’s Modern Times, but it has a subtlety and…
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Velvet Buzzsaw
Read more: Velvet BuzzsawWhen not engaged in auto-fellatio, one can imagine highbrow, hoity-toity circles—art, fashion, and I shudder to think cinema is a third possibility—to instead partake in a close alternative; self-fucking. Sure, many a casting couch allegation attests to the coercive Weinstein Way, but I speak of complementary players being in bed with one another for the…
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Antrum: The Deadliest Film Ever Made
Read more: Antrum: The Deadliest Film Ever Made1 hr 35 minutes, R for extreme violence, torture, mutilation How deadly is it? Well, so far, I feel OK, but the editors of Ruthless will let you know if I died, so, clock’s ticking. I suppose I’m the ideal guinea pig for watching a cursed film that kills everyone who watches it- I’ve…
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Postal (2007)
Read more: Postal (2007)Yes, I’m doing it. At the insistence of my good ex-friend (A Trumper, so fuck him) Ted Barrus, I am reviewing an Uwe Boll movie. Uwe Boll is a legend for making tasteless movies that are virtually unwatchable. The movie Postal is his finest achievement. The only other movie that I’ve watched that comes close…
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The Trial of the Chicago Seven – A Few Good Men
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Diary Of A Serial Killer-aka Rough Draft (1998)
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Concorde: Airport 79
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Dragged Across Concrete
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The Good Girl
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My Year in Movies – 2020 Edition – Worst. Year. Ever
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Tenet (2020)
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Wonder Woman 1984: Gloves Off
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Wonder Woman 1984
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Dogtooth (2009)
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Greenland
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The Bishop’s Wife: Another Look At The Making Of A Great Film
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An Open Letter to David Fincher
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Four Christmases
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The Christmas That Almost Wasn’t
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Over The Moon (Netflix)
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Pale Rider
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The Bishop’s Wife (1947)
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A Christmas In Vermont (2016)
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Home Alone (1990)
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Trapped In Paradise (1994)
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A Christmas Carol (2018)
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Elves (2018)
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Godmothered
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Soul (2020)
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Christmas Story – a.k.a. (Joulutarina)(2007/Finnish)