@SeanFennessey@TheBigPic@GriffLightning But seriously. I’m rewatching it right now. 1986. The Mets. Griffin Dunne. Don DeLillo. Michael Hoffman. One of the strongest early-aughts DV indie flick.
@SeanFennessey@TheBigPic@GriffLightning I had hoped ya’ll would have spoken about Game 6 starring Keaton and RDJ during their respective downturns. It was a shining light of a film and #Ebert was a big fan: https://t.co/QBQkvSa86x
@SeanFennessey@TheBigPic @jtmollner Sean can you and @ChrisRyan77 please talk about #AfrAId !?!? I just saw it and am fascinated and curious to know how or why it was chopped to pieces. See review: https://t.co/hQCPzrKZHS
Deeply conflicted about this. Drew is a great director. But The Matrix is the Wachowskis; the Wachowskis *are* The Matrix. And the things that made The Matrix Resurrections so thrilling are the things that literally only a Wachowski would choose to do… https://t.co/gcUoVTw7qY
@clevack@Visitfilms So exciting! I just noticed on @letterboxd that @SeanFennessey logged this and finally got to see himself in Lawrence 🤩 just like me 😍
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Book of Clarence is a fresh, parodying take on the biblical film genre. But as Behind the Screens columnist Steve Norton writes, “Underneath the humour, The Book of Clarence is a spiritual meditation on what it really means to be changed by Jesus.”
@SeanFennessey@TheBigPic After listening to this pod I watched Pablo Larrain’s #Ema and I really think @michaelmohan should adapt it into an American version starring Sydney Sweeney!
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This past weekend the Golden Globes were handed out in Hollywood, kick-starting award season. As the best films from 2023 garner attention, our Behind the Screens columnists Adam Kline and Steve Norton wanted to get in on the fun. Here are their top six favourite films from 2023
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The moment near the end of THE ZONE OF INTEREST when Jonathan Glazer opens a cinematic vortex for the fictionalized past and the real present to stare at each other, almost like a visceral premonition for the protagonist, is an absolutely brilliant formal detour.
What does the uptick in the popularity of physical media tell us? For Behind the Screens columnist Adam Kline, the trend suggests that physically exploring a music store or collecting DVDs allows for more interaction with art that we love.
The scene in CREED where Adonis shadowboxes against a YouTube video of his father is sublime; Apollo Creed was one of the truly mythic movie characters and Carl Weathers was a great actor. RIP. https://t.co/95Mo205en2
Seeing others going home for Christmas can be a painful reminder of personal displacement or isolation from family. But as Andrea Nwabuike writes, we can find comfort in a Saviour who is sits at our table and shares his own immigration story. https://t.co/zFjTgttckG
step aside spielberg, there's a new fableman in town... it's the honour of my life to premiere my very first feature "I LIKE MOVIES" - a coming of age film about a deluded teenaged cinephile - at my 17th (!) @TIFF_NET. the film belongs to @neetsaiah and he is the best📼💿
@clevack@TIFF_NET@neetsaiah Thank you for your incredible film! It was hilarious and heartfelt and I was happy to be your muse 🤣
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