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The Front Runner/Tully
We’re at the end of Failed Oscar Bait week, and I’m glad I could cross these movies off my list as being some of the titles for which I had a borderline-obligatory interest. Borderline Obligatory Interest could really describe the career of...
Gold
I went to prison at the start of the McConaissance as it were. I was eager to see “Interstellar”, and I ended up catching it in prison. I have my feelings about it – very mixed – but I couldn’t deny the effect of Matthew McConaughey as Amer...
Wind River
A hallmark of the Oscars are movies where minorities are showcased as oppressed people capable of grace and purity. These movies typically fit the Oscars’ purview, however, if they’re palatable to the average white Oscar voter – in other wo...
The Tender Bar
Argh, George Clooney, they just let you direct now, don’t they? There’s no more demand, it’s just something that happens and everyone nods their head. I used to look forward to a new Clooney movie as an actor or director, as he seemed reaso...
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