Talking Through Movies
Jack Lawrence MayerReflections, reviews, arguments, and rants about the movies // new releases and old favorites // always with an eye towards the debates of today
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Shelley Duvall, Thieves Like Us, and Irreproducible Charisma
Thieves Like Us, 1974
There’s a clip making the rounds that my friends keep sending me. It’s the comedian Chris Fleming, whom I love, giving Glen Powell shit: “He looks like Matthew McConaughey if he were traumatized.” This has been a recu...
On Jafar Panahi's No Bears
Jafar Panahi photographs an unwilling subject in No Bears
The Oscars were last Sunday, and it is well past time for me to break my Talking Through Movies hiatus. Hello everyone! It’s nice to be back. In what I hope will be typical fashion...
Glass Onion, White Lotus, and The Rules of the Game
Benoit Blanc, Robert, Marquis de la Chesnaye, and Harper, each playing the game
We’ve never lacked for stories about rich people behaving badly — or, just generally, for stories about rich people doing about anything. Most of our stories a...
11 Thoughts on the 2022 Sight & Sound 100 Greatest Films of All Time
The 2022 Sight & Sound 100 Greatest Films list dropped last week and a very tiny corner of the internet lost our collective minds. After 70 years of Bicylce Thieves, then Citizen Kane, then Vertigo occupying the top spot, we suddenly get Be...
On Stanley Kubrick's Lolita
I have two confessions to make, both of which could land me in movie jail. First is that my favorite Stanley Kubrick movie is Lolita (1962), and second is that I generally dislike Stanley Kubrick and his movies — except for Lolita (and, sur...
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a filmmaker and film lover based in los angeles // constantly arguing with myself about movies // can get a little obsessed
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