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• Villa Rides

  

  (1968) is one of those oddball movies that, by all rights, should be good but manages to botch almost ever. Sam Peckinpah wrote the script during his... Read more

  The 25 January 2026 by   Christopher Saunders
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• Blog Is Dead?

  Welcome to 2026. I've been quietly blogging for the past few months, largely just so I have a creative outlet outside of work. Read more

  The 02 January 2026 by   Christopher Saunders
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• Escape from Alcatraz

  

  Don Siegel and Clint Eastwood collaborated one last time on Escape from Alcatraz (1979). This sparse but effective prison drama plays to both men's strengths;... Read more

  The 01 January 2026 by   Christopher Saunders
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• Yunhui-ege (Moonlit Winter)

  

  The snow in the Hokkaido town of Otaru builds up in dunes, covering sidewalks and cars. One of the main character’s aunt describes what it means to live with... Read more

  The 26 January 2026 by   Cathy Leaves
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• Happyend

  

  Neo Sora’s Happyend, about a friendship between a group of high schoolers and more intimately about two boys who have known each other for years but are now... Read more

  The 13 January 2026 by   Cathy Leaves
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• Chan Hang Rawang Rao (Flat Girls)

  

  I don’t know what a good entry point for writing about this film is: it hit me as a complete surprise, the kind of quiet story that gets stuck in your brain... Read more

  The 12 January 2026 by   Cathy Leaves
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• Affeksjonsverdi (Sentimental Value)

  

  I wrote it for you. You're the only one who can play it.So with the house empty and the doors locked and the mattresses rolled round, those stray airs, advance... Read more

  The 08 January 2026 by   Cathy Leaves
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• Daedosiui Sarangbeob (Love in the Big City)

  

  Starting this new year with a film that I knew nothing about before watching it has been a genuine joy and surprise. I was motivated by falling down a... Read more

  The 07 January 2026 by   Cathy Leaves
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• #3,001. The Horror at 37,000 Feet (1973) - 1970s Made for Television

  

  Despite its goofy premise and a handful of even goofier scenes, The Horror at 37,000 Feet manages to overcome the silliness and deliver some honest-to-goodness... Read more

  The 01 January 2026 by   Dvdinfatuation
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• Oscar Got It Wrong!: Best Actor 2024

  

  The Contenders: Sebastian Stan: The Apprentice Adrien Brody: The Brutalist (winner) Timothée Chalamet: A Complete Unknown Conclave: Ralph Fiennes Colman Domingo... Read more

  The 30 January 2026 by   Sjhoneywell
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