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Did the thing. Honorable mentions to The Proposition, A History of Violence, Saint Omer, True Grit, Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Open Range, Titane, Green Room, Zodiac, Burning, Michael Clayton and a hundred others.

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What is everyone’s favorite Kiyoshi Kurosawa movie that isn’t Cure or Pulse?

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Did the thing. Honorable mentions to The Proposition, A History of Violence, Saint Omer, True Grit, Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Open Range, Titane, Green Room, Zodiac, Burning, Michael Clayton and a hundred others.

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What is everyone’s favorite Kiyoshi Kurosawa movie that isn’t Cure or Pulse?

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To ring in 30 years of Todd Haynes’ Safe, Ariel LeBeau diagnoses the prescient impact of the Julianne Moore-starring arthouse medical drama—from the rise of New Age wellness culture to why Wes Craven once called it “the scariest film” of 1995. boxd.it/2AI

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You know what's a good movie? O, from 2001, a high school retelling of Othello, in modern language. Came out 12 days before 9/11 and got lost in the shuffle (this after being delayed two years) because of Columbine. Mekhi Phifer, Josh Hartnett, Julia Stiles. It's on Criterion.

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If you were too young in 2003 here is what Bush told the American people: 1) The Iraq War won’t cost a lot of money 3) We won’t need a lot of troops 4) We’ll bring peace and freedom to Iraq 5) We’ll find WMDs 6) We’ll be welcomed as liberators 7) It will be easy 8) It won’t take long All lies.

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Four Favorites with M3GAN 👀  M3GAN 2.0 will be released in theaters on June 27 via Universal Pictures

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The Apartment was released on this day in 1960 🔑

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The Young Girls of Rochefort (1967)👯‍♀️

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The Consensus for Showdown № 214 is in! 🗳️  Here are the twenty best underseen queer films, as voted by the Letterboxd community.  View the list: boxd.it/I4vx6

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🚨 New job title alert! Very proud to say that I am now officially the Head of Editorial for @letterboxd.social. Eternally grateful to be part of such an amazing team.

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To mark 50 years of Jeanne Dielman, 23 quai du commerce, 1080 Bruxelles, Ella Kemp explores what makes the film such a modern, dynamic and watchable reflection of all our greatest fears. boxd.it/2Ay

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Happy Juneteenth.

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[No spoilers] I love that tonally 28 Years Later unspools like a collection of Raymond Carver stories, then teases that the sequel might be a collection of Chuck Palahniuk stories

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I don’t know if I’ve ever seen a Pixar movie get released with less fanfare than Elio. I wonder how many people even know what it is, let alone that it’s out in theaters now.

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I wrote about Sam Raimi's A Simple Plan

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Great movie. Fantastic review.

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🚨 New job title alert! Very proud to say that I am now officially the Head of Editorial for @letterboxd.social. Eternally grateful to be part of such an amazing team.

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As a certified Danny Boyle hater, this was actually pretty damn good!

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As Brokeback Mountain heads back into theaters to celebrate twenty years since it changed the landscape of queer cinema, George dives deep into the tragedy and beauty of Ang Lee’s immensely moving love story. boxd.it/2Ae

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New today on the site: The community issue continues, with @rileywomack.bsky.social on John Sayles' LONE STAR (1996) (art by @mosesleeart.bsky.social)

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we have fun

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I tucked her in next to me

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With Materialists now in theaters, writer-director-real yearner Celine Song chats with Mia Lee Vicino about the romance films that influenced her second feature, from the Pride & Prejudice hand flex to the Phantom Thread mushroom omelet. boxd.it/2A4

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🗣️ ROB CESTERNINO MENTALITY 🗣️

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Invited LB crew + contributors to write about our favorite cinematic fathers. I wrote about Morpheus (trust me, it makes sense). Read about all the picks here: boxd.it/2zU

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