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   rainer.paberits checked Run 4 minutes ago

   Run

   2020
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   marienbad checked Colour Poems and Sarabande 4 minutes ago

   Colour Poems

   1974

   Sarabande

   2008
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   tom001 checked Now and Then 5 minutes ago

   Now and Then

   1995
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   Xtro disliked The Zone of Interest 6 minutes ago

   The Zone of Interest

   2023
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   Xtro checked The Zone of Interest, Treasure Island and The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes 6 minutes ago

   The Zone of Interest

   2023

   Treasure Island

   1950

   The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes

   2023
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   Buksemannen checked Shokin kasegi 6 minutes ago

   Shokin kasegi

   1969
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   spavko checked Naisu no mori: The First Contact 6 minutes ago

   Naisu no mori: The First Contact

   2005
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   Bec9118 checked Bend It Like Beckham, Love Actually, Dark Shadows, and 3 others , Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising, Sausage Party and Kung Fu Panda 2 6 minutes ago

   Bend It Like Beckham

   2002

   Love Actually

   2003

   Dark Shadows

   2012
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   Johnny Dollar checked The Spanish Cape Mystery 7 minutes ago

   The Spanish Cape Mystery

   1935
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    Menta checked Naisu no mori: The First Contact 7 minutes ago

    Naisu no mori: The First Contact

    2005
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    Pluvia checked The Neon Demon 8 minutes ago

    The Neon Demon

    2016
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    Siskoid commented on Civil War 8 minutes ago

    

    Trying to decode the alternate history in Alex Garland's Civil War is a fool's task, as is trying to untangle some kind of direct message about American politics. It's not about that, and will probably be the most misunderstood film of the year, or even the decade, because that's the natural impulse here. What it IS about, on a thematic level, is showing us what's already happening in the world - in Ukraine, in Syria, in Palestine - and giving it an American face, within American landscapes, to make what is far away more immediate to its target audience. The iconography is recognizable as what is transmitted by war correspondents, and therefore, this is the story of journalists and war photographers, the dangers they face (to both body and soul), the techniques they use, and the ethics of the job. It's a vocation that, in the absolute, is apolitical, and so Garland's America is necessarily fuzzy on its politics, a remix of the contemporary USA and of war-torn countries in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and it's on purpose, I think, that you're never sure which side the journalists are following around at any given moment, or which side is "righteous". Kirsten Dunst is great as a dead-eyed veteran photographer, at the end of her rope even as a younger model (Cailee Spaeny) comes in to slowly replace her in the narrative. The cycle continues. A lot of memorable moments that strike emotionally true in spite of the fantasy setting, mixing the mundane with the shocking in a way that can be missing from real-world footage where the "otherness"of a place might create a distance. But even if you're not an American, Georgia has been in films so much by now, the familiarity should have its effect.
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    Siskoid favorited Civil War 8 minutes ago

    Civil War

    2024
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    Siskoid checked Civil War 8 minutes ago

    Civil War

    2024
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    nrodrigues1979 checked Soldado Milhões 8 minutes ago

    Soldado Milhões

    2018