Ian Curran

Ian Curran Patron

Ex video store alum. RIP Xtra-Vision

Put some respect on the 3 ⭐️ movie.

Favorite films

  • When Harry Met Sally...
  • Gremlins
  • It's a Wonderful Life
  • The Muppet Christmas Carol

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  • Talk to Me

    ★★★★

  • Oppenheimer

    ★★★

  • Past Lives

    ★★★★

  • Babylon

    ★★★★

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  • Elf

    Elf

    ★★★★★

    The best way to spread Christmas cheer is watching Elf once a year.

  • Die Hard

    Die Hard

    ★★★★★

    It will never not be funny watching the SWAT team member let out a little scream when he accidentally walks through a rose bush while trying to storm Nakatomi Plaza. 🤣 🌹 😱 🤣🌹😱🤣🌹😱🤣🌹😱🤣🌹😱🤣🌹😱🤣🌹😱🤣🌹😱🤣🌹😱🤣🌹😱🤣🌹😱🤣🌹😱🤣🌹😱🤣🌹😱🤣😱🌹🤣😱🌹🤣😱🌹🤣😱🌹🤣😱

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  • Talk to Me

    Talk to Me

    ★★★★

    You know what’s scarier than ghosts and monsters? Loneliness.

  • Oppenheimer

    Oppenheimer

    ★★★

    I’d hoped to feel different about Oppenheimer on rewatch, but it’s still as clunky, narratively disconnected, emotionally hollow and drowning in its own self importance as I remembered.

    The craft is undeniable, if anything it improves by magnitudes through reengagement. But discussing greatness is not the same as being great.

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  • The Many Saints of Newark

    The Many Saints of Newark

    ★★

    I try to avoid hyperbole as much as I can, but Im 100% guilty of waxing lyrical about things that move me, or with stuff I feel is important.

    It’s not an exaggeration to say The Sopranos is one of the greatest TV shows ever made—that’s just consensus. Where I run the risk of jumping from effusive to full blown atomic hyperbole, is when I say The Sopranos is one of the most important pieces of art from the last…

  • Talk to Me

    Talk to Me

    ★★★★

    When a group of friends begin experimenting with an embalmed hand that allows connection with the other side, Mia (Sophie Wilde) is forced to confront her past, and her biggest fear.

    Talk To Me captures the that feeling of teenage isolation and humiliation so well. The Philippou twins have managed to craft a tense and unsettling movie that is interspersed with great humour and genuine moments of sadness—I can’t believe this is their feature debut, it’s so well polished. It…