Deleted Scenes
Bardiya MazdaEvery film is a dream, a puzzle, or a magic trick. I write to understand how each one works.
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Sinners Was Never Supposed to Be Here. Give It Best Picture
If you told me a year ago that the new PTA film starring Leo was in the running for Best Picture, I’d shrug. Of course it is. But a vampire movie set in the Jim Crow South, that’s also a musical, also a horror film, also a meditation on rac...
Emerald Fennell Doesn't Know How People Work
There’s a version of Emerald Fennell that would have been legendary. She’d have made music videos, the kind you can’t stop watching, the kind that make a mediocre song feel like a religious experience. She has the eye. The visual instincts....
Andor is Revolutionary Art
Tony Gilroy just gave the interview he couldn’t during Andor’s press run, and it’s a must-read for anyone who liked the show. It’s unfiltered, politically sharp, and it’s unexpectedly moving to see a creator free to spell out what his show ...
We Love the Bad Guys
Crime 101 is basically a very good bootleg of Heat and The Thomas Crown Affair, and I mean that as the highest compliment possible because stealing from two of the greatest heist movies makes for a pretty damn good film.
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Every film is a dream, a puzzle, or a magic trick. I write to understand how each one works.
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