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lizA newsletter about movies and the things that bind them (and us) together.
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what i watched: july 2026
Here’s a comprehensive list of what I watched last month:
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Blade Runner. Ridley Scott (1982)
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Pacific Heights. John Schlesinger (1990)
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The Comedians of Comedy. Michael Blieden (2005)
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Gangs of New York. Martin Scorsese...
double feature: movies where a tough guy moves to a rural area and is gradually softened by the love of a good woman and household chores
The first time I watched Witness (1985), I rewound it and watched most of it again. It was under the pretense of showing Carlos an outfit of Ford’s I thought he’d appreciate (slim cut trousers with a generous amount of ankle showing), but I...
what i watched: june 2026
Here’s a comprehensive list of what I watched last month:
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Backrooms. Kane Parsons (2026)
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The Moment. Aidan Zamiri (2026)
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True Grit. Henry Hathaway (1969)
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The Way Back. Peter Weir (2010)
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Who’s That Knocking at M...
we're in the middle of a historic box office moment, if hollywood even cares
I’m not a numbers girl by any stretch, but I’m pretty excited by what’s going down at the box office right now.
The liminal-space-set horror Backrooms is officially A24’s largest opening at $81.4 million1 (by a long shot- the second-large...
what i watched: may 2026
Can’t in good conscious recommend 1988’s Working Girl (more of a rom com in which the romantic interest is Unchecked Capitalism) but here’s some things I’m still thinking about:
Melanie Griffith sincerely informing Harrison Ford that she h...
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