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Civil War, 2024 - ★★★½
Two things from this film made me realize that it was actually from an alternate reality. First, we’ve never had a president as cool as Nick Offerman. Second, I can’t imagine a potential scenario in which California and Texas fight united against Washington DC. As well made as this film was, it comes off like […]
The Holdovers, 2023 - ★★★★½
Take Dead Poets Society and make it less motivational and more raw and then set it all during the most depressing time and place, alone at Christmas during Vietnam. Our three main characters are each broken in their own way, and I love the honestly and courage of Alexander Payne to not give in to […]
Oppenheimer, 2023 - ★★★★½
I think Nolan made Florence Pugh sit around naked so much just so teachers couldn’t get away with using his movie in their history classes. Also because it’s 3 hours long. But this is a beautifully crafted story and it unfolds naturally even though we all know where it’s going.
Family Switch, 2023 - ★★★
It’s a really un-original and far too convoluted Christmas Freaky Friday story. But it’s pretty fun and it gets an extra half a star just for the bloopers during the end credits. It looks like they actually had as much fun making it as we did watching it.
Glass Onion, 2022 - ★★★★
Plenty of whodunit charm to sink your teeth into, but ultimately a hilarious character study. I’m down for whatever Rian Johnson dishes out, but this one didn’t have quite the luster of the original. I think this one could be perfectly paired with one of my favorites from Tarantino, Django Unchained.

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