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Favorite films

  • Coraline
  • The Last Black Man in San Francisco
  • La La Land
  • Lady Bird

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  • May December

    ★★★★

  • Coraline

    ★★★★★

  • Priscilla

    ★★★

  • Killers of the Flower Moon

    ★★★★½

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  • Priscilla

    Priscilla

    ★★★

    It’s just fine. Without Spaeny’s performance, this would be an intolerable bore, but, with it, it’s still a drag. It’s pretty phenomenal that a movie with such a simple premise, that is based on a real memoir, that has one real (eponymous!) subject, manages to feel so confused — the editing is so jarring, with the excessive fades and strange sequencing feeling shockingly amateur, and there are random lingering shots of Elvis that I can’t seem to parse in relation to the rest of the film. I’m also terribly humoured by anybody attempting to compare Elordi’s performance to Butler’s. I mean, come on.

  • Killers of the Flower Moon

    Killers of the Flower Moon

    ★★★★½

    I've been sitting on this since Saturday night, trying to find the right words to incapsulate how this film made me feel. I don't think the *right* words will ever come. This is simply sublime. Lily Gladstone is a marvel.

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  • The Fallout

    The Fallout

    Genuinely shocked at the overwhelmingly positive reception this has garnered.

    This has some of the worst writing I've seen in a minute — I know I'm about four years removed from high school, but the dialogue these characters are given is consistently eye-roll-worthy and unrealistic. There is no emotional resonance whatsoever, which is particularly criminal considering what this film is about. The pacing is off and the plot is messy not in a mirroring-the-content type of way but in a…

  • Babylon

    Babylon

    ★★★★★

    The narrative structure is a bit dubious and it’s potentially overlong, but it really doesn’t even matter. This is simply phantasmic — swelling, soaring, strident, stunning homage. I can see how this is abrasive to many, but I think its lack of lacquer works so immensely. I also don’t think calling this a love letter to cinema is wholly accurate; it’s an observance of film. And how seriously Babylon takes this medium — how clearly it loves it — and the film’s…