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Category: Week In, Week Out

Week In, Week Out

Movies of the Week #4 (2023)

27 Jan 2023
Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy (2021): Hamaguchi directed two big Japanese movies released 2021, this and the Oscar winner for best international picture, Drive My Car. For whatever reason, WoFaF…
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Movies of the Week #3 (2023)

20 Jan 2023
Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari (1920): One of my goals this year is to fill some of my big cinematic knowledge gaps, starting with bona fide classics, particularly from the…
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Movies of the Week #2 (2023)

13 Jan 2023
Capra cu trei iezi (2022): This has to be the first Romanian (folk) horror movie I've ever seen and I'm glad to say that it stands as an equal to…
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Movies of the Week #1 (2023)

6 Jan 20236 Jan 2023
Western (2017): You just know that when the Germans come into town, you need to lock up your horses. Just kidding, of course, they'll get to them any way. Western…
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Movies of the Week #51-52 (2022):

30 Dec 2022
Carol (2015): Sometimes you leave a movie for "a later time" in the hope that it will live up to its promise and just find...the right moment. It seems like…
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Movies of the Week #50 (2022)

18 Dec 2022
Plus que jamais (2022): If you're up for heartbreak, then why not watch this beautiful and crushing tale of love and tragedy? Emily Atef might be showing European restraint, but…
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Movies of the Week #47-49 (2022)

9 Dec 2022
The Menu (2022): Well, I guess could call The Menu something like The Triangle of Food, given that it shares its overarching theme with Sadness. Thankfully, it keeps itself in…
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Movies of the Week #45-46 (2022)

18 Nov 2022
Take Out (2004): One of Sean Baker's early works (co-created with Shih-Ching Tsou), Take Out has many of the features we've grown to associate with the director - the amateur…
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Movies of the Week #43-44 (2022)

5 Nov 20225 Nov 2022
The Banshees of Inisherin (2022): Martin McDonagh confirms his pedigree as one of the most consistent active directors, producing another remarkable piece of filmmaking. Starring his "usual" leads, Colin Farrell…
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Movies of the Week #41-42 (2022)

21 Oct 2022
The Beta Test (2022): There's nothing quite like watching a Jim Cummings movie. What might otherwise have played out in ways that are expected, takes all kinds of twists and…
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Movies of the Week #40 (2022)

7 Oct 2022
Bodies Bodies Bodies (2022): I'll admit I'm torn about BBB. There were some things I didn't like about it as the movie progressed, but an ingenious ending made me reassess…
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Movies of the Week #38-39 (2022)

30 Sep 2022
Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022): I wasn't that surprised to find out that the previous movie of directors' Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheinert was Swiss Army Man - it…

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