@JoyceCarolOates The foundations - poetry, architecture - are there in Il Grido too: stark melodrama that prefigures the road movie aspect of Red Desert.
@aaminahinfilm The Stranger is ravishing, especially if you can still find it in a cinema! Wish people were talking about it more tbh
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The father imposing a robot child on his wife, and then getting mad when she starts feeling maternal towards it... A.I. anticipated so many elements of the techbro mindset, discovering it this week was essential for me
@ChrisG_TSU Having seen it for the first time this week (in the cinema) A.I. is the film we all need right now. Nationwide re-release would have been lovely
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Ad Astra remains the best (and most overlooked) space movie of the century. the vast expanse of space reflected within the depth of the human psyche. feels like a world worth saving. dazzling, but never ostentatious. optimistic, but schmaltz-free; never mistaken for "hopecore".
Realise I haven't been posting about my time at Manchester Film Fest yet, so here's yesterday's round-up: my two favourites so far, both on the same day
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I was a huge fan of Steve Coogan, Rob Brydon, and Michael Winterbottom’s THE TRIP films, but now I’m watching the full TV series versions of them on the @criterionchannl, and it is dawning on me that this is one of the great artistic accomplishments of the century.
@AdequateEmily I wrote my undergrad dissertation on almost exactly this subject! Seen together with Amour, it's a career-spanning culmination (not a retread) - and Rogowski rules so hard
“wuthering heights” is a blast if u watch it from a more 10 things i hate about you, she’s the man, etc perspective rather than the literal original material 😭
By extension, I'm bemused by people saying the latest is the best because it's the most about the humans; the infected have always been a backdrop: a catalyst and a threat, but not the dramatic centre of any of the 4
I think the people who say 28 Years Later is boring only want to see zombie kills and hype moments and don't realize that that's never what the franchise has been about
Any film which features a Christmas party as a significant plot point is a Christmas film.
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy? Christmas film.
Goodfellas? Christmas film.
LA Confidential? CHRISTMAS FILM.