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Watched on Saturday June 7, 2025.

Watched on Saturday June 7, 2025.

A mustachioed Cavill >>>>>>

My M:I sweet spot. Less interested in long-form storytelling and expanding lore than subsequent entries, and more content to gleefully and mindlessly live inside glorious set pieces than preceding ones. Wild that the franchise's best entry is helmed by a Pixar house director. Fucks so hard.

Puts on a nice slasher dress, but it's covering up a pretty ugly body. ed this being better. Not good, but better. A little more meat on its bones.

Imagine if the mediocre To-Do List and the mediocre No Hard Feelings had a very ugly, very stupid baby.

Has a few decent splatter moments, but by and large is far too wink-nudge and nostalgia-tinged to feel like much more than cosplay. Prom Night + just a dash of Heather isn't enough to move the needle any which way, and there otherwise just isn't much for the film to hang its hat on. Does what it says on the tin, but only at the level of bare minimum.

Comes out of the gates as if it's in a rush to get to its "reveal," the substance of which is liable to knock viewers unconscious as the film beats them over the head with it. Empty nods and winks to throwback slashers only reveals how functionally empty this is, and it's not remotely scary because no legwork is done to establish any stakes or internal logic. Pretty baffled by even the mild praise this one is getting.

Further proof that Marvel has no vision for Phase 5 or 6 or whichever arbitrary basket this falls in, beyond the basic aim of producing as many TV series as they do movies. This is a pure wheel-spinning void, bland and low-rent. The diarrhea of quality that has defined Marvel post-Endgame is truly astonishing. I genuinely want to find one of these at least playful or amusing again, as hating on the MCU is the é discourse of FilmTok dweebs in A24 hats. But jesus fucking christ these are near impossible to even sit through.

Pretty quickly gives up the pretense of being anything but a Tim Robinson t, which means this is genuinely hilarious on a joke by joke basis (Conner O'Malley stealth MVP). But it nonetheless feels constrained by film form, especially in its final stretch where it's unsure how to wrap up. Still a massive improvement on your standard summer comedy, but sitting side by side with I Think You Should Leave — which will happen, fairly or not — the borders that hem in Robinson's instinct toward free-flowing comedic anarchy situate this more as a particularly amusing trifle than anything more substantially subversive of basic studio comedy.

Understands the particular facet of modernity that means these men could all meet for drinks the next week, but it would still only be colored by loss. This is what America bleeds.

Fails when it comes to zooming out on the FD universe and attempting to deepen its lore, for a number of reasons: 1) the internal logic is bonkers — Devon Sawa's parents are alive in the original, for starters, so unless he was a milkman baby... 2) it functions, to some degree, to undermine the innate cartoonery of the franchise; 3) this is not why we're here, and the indulgence fucks up the pacing.

That said, the kills fully understand the assignment and more than deliver, with a goosed sense of humor and as elaborately chaotic set pieces as we've seen. There's a bit of a bad taste left by the filmmakers' distrust in the franchise's foundation, but there's plenty enough here to justify its continuation.

Scharfman must be a master blackmailer. Can't think of another reason any of these performers would be remotely interested in this tedious, facile, and almost impressively unfunny project.

Boy, Brendan Fraser was a bizarre voice of narrator, though his utterly narcotized performance at least functions to undercut the typical narrative idiocy.

Features one of the most jarring tonal pivots I've seen in a hot second, from concept horror-thriller to Lifetime melodrama— though maybe that flashback of a man with a trash stache pointing a pistol at a toddler should have clued me in to what was coming. In retrospect, then, this had the potential to be a lot of pulpy, campy fun, but it's never designed cleverly enough to realize that potential. Instead, it's just more of the same smartphone(/tech) thriller cinema that we've been getting for years now, plus some underlined thematizing and a lot of watching a lady try to figure out how to fit a square peg into a circle hole. Real missed opportunity.

Easy to hate; basically wears the skin of yesteryear slashers without even an iota of ambition to do more. But in this age of self-serious horror dog farts, that freedom is kind of refreshing. Has a genuinely odd sense of humor, and casts into sharp relief the idiocy of more ambitious crap like Bodies Bodies Bodies. Just take an edible an enjoy the year's least ambitious movie rather than wasting your energy breaking down its weaknesses. They're self-evident. Don't let them bug you.

Pleasingly melds a spot-the-mole spy thriller with an Albeean drama rooted in a mistrust of relational stability, with its big (successful) trick being that it effectively hides the nucleus that all of this exists in relation to. Savvy, playful, precise.

Interesting questions of the documentary form are inherent to the project, and it's gentle caress of the artwork itself offers and easy rhythm to fall into. Ultimately remains for intellectual than visceral, and doesn't fulfill the more experimental promise of its opening, but roughly as tops as educational documentaries come.

Charming and playful, but ultimately runs out of gas.

"There’s a particular and pronounced romanticism that drives the war film, typically regardless of such trivial details as which war and which national cinema it belongs to. But as arguably the most jingoistic of nations and inarguably the most self-righteous, the American war film is practically the national cinema for the layman — just ask your dad his favorite film for confirmation. It’s a consideration very much on Minervini’s mind in The Damned, where he seeks not just to subvert the myth of war itself, but rupture our basic notions of the war film..."

Reviewed for InRO 2024 Cannes coverage.

Original properties of this scale are rarely worth attention these days, let alone this provocative, technically accomplished, and genuinely entertaining. Managing this all while delivering a genre flick that is content to trust in traditional conceits rather than over-relying on blase attempts at re-inventing the wheeling is doubly impressive. Tough to imagine another major Hollywood production will top this in 2025.

Awful adaptation of the source text's material, which mainly manifests in robbing complication from the central dynamic and ratcheting up the ick. But also manages to be painterly and genuinely tragic by the end, when it's not being outright hilarious (again, a problem of adaptation, but a happy accident resulting in consistent camp). Can't sell out for this because I don't fully buy Visconti's vision, but at least even what doesn't work here fails in the most amusing ways imaginable.

A real treat for THC-aided viewing. Hilarious attempt at capitalizing on teen dystopian series that were already past expiration by the time this was released, and even funnier that the film cast so many notable Republicans who seem oblivious to the fundamental discursive critiques at play here. Yes, I'm telling you they don't understand the material. Imagine that. Also, this looks like it was made on the budget of a big mac. Couldn't have been happier with my Saturday night viewing choice.

A pretty blunt object that's doing a very self-consciously camp-horror playground thing with only a couple actual jokes the film is built around, but not without its amusements. An undeniable trifle, but have to it I really enjoyed the low-hanging fruit that was the essential joke the entire conflict is build around. Gleefully embraces how dumb the whole thing is. Above-average February fare, at least.

Employs the annoying "acknowledge the rules you're breaking" defense mechanism at the beginning under the false delusion that it will shield the film of pertinent criticism; in this case, the artist reflecting on the genius of the artist as a young man. But there's also an earnestness and a genuine sense of flabbergast that Green holds while waxing nostalgic that lends the project a genuineness and curiosity. And the most salient points on Green's forward-thinking comedy remain salient. Hardly anything of real note and basically constructed as archival montage, but also undercuts its own potential vanity in some surprising ways. Who doesn't miss Tom Green?

So close to a camp masterpiece, albeit a discursively impeachable one, especially in the early going; of course it's regressive, but you're really missing a lot of gonzo fun if you take this on po-faced and ready to fight. It's simply too overburdened by archness and seemingly random in its approach to the musical format to be truly offensive. But the back half loses a lot of steam, and even if it keeps the ludicrous spirit of the first half on paper, in execution it slows the chaos to a crawl. Still, the fact that old heads and boomer neolibs find this in some way representational or brave and have thus decided to shower it with awards is one of the funniest things to happen in 2024, and that's not nothing.

Beyond existing almost exclusively to explain lore no one actually cared about — THAT'S how pride rock was formed?! — this is also a profound dramatic failure, hinging on petty romantic jealousy carving out a fully-formed villain in roughly five seconds and offering nothing more nuanced than that + daddy issues. It's also no match for the original from a musical perspective, with the only memorable song here having already been run into the ground on TikTok. On the plus side, the lean into animation rather than photorealism works well in the film's favor, and Jenkins manages to actually craft some visually impressive sequences on occasion. Still, this is as entirely disposable as everyone assumed when it was announced, with only some surprising technical craft keeping this from landing in outright donkey territory.

Not that this ever needed to exist and it's basically just a lazy rewarming of the original, but the ending here is... odd. Coming soon: Moana 3: Colonialism Arrives.

Watched on Thursday January 2, 2025.

Not much reason for this to exist — other than to double-enunciate the sexual metaphor that has always already been clear — beyond its aesthetic aims, but the style here becomes tedious and self-conscious long before its ending. Some genuinely great moments in isolation, but as a whole, this is kind of a baffling project for Eggers.

Honestly, higher on this than I anticipated being. Not good, per se, but at least materially attempts something a bit different in moments and broad strokes. Sure, same old template at its core and relies immensely on audience (and character) projection re: who is Dylan, and of course there is no reason this needs to exist with I'm Not There in existence, but still something of a pleasant surprise in a post-Bohemian Rhapdosy and -Rocket Man world.

Hate the overt about of it all. Love the bitchiness undergirding the film's dumb raison d'etre.

Watched on Friday January 3, 2025.

Woof, and that's coming from a Mooney fan (this "strong guys" sketch is one of the funnier <2 minutes you'll watch). Seems to exist only to break some '90s needle drops record and execute a single joke, which is then stretched to an interminable length. As is every gag: the Durst bit is funny until it become tiresome; the emphasis of '90s "technology" ephemera being wielded as weapons against humanity is overplayed and stupidly on-those-nose. At least this fit the bill for a NYE watch, but really hope this isn't indicative of what's to come in 2025.

First re-watch since probably high school. How the fuck were children supposed to watch this without being traumatized? Jfc this is brutal. Also, genuinely really good. Bluth truly made Disney his bitch in the '80s.

Don't let the one star fool you. You should definitely watch. Your mailman is a better actor than the hot dude — and everyone else — in this. Astounding achievement.

Basically, the template.

Fucking hilarious. The "photography"!!!!

Watched on Sunday December 15, 2024.

A horror story about a girl raised in the church who fails to ever escape. Didn't realize this was gonna be bizarre Christian propaganda.

No film has better understood the fundamental cringe we all inhabit behind closed doors. The definitive American film of the last decade, maybe?

Underrated directorial work from Luca, but Craig is just a very bizarre choice here. He's quite good, enough so to frequently distract from the fact that his physical presence is at incredible odds with the material. But also fails to ever coalesce into a complete vision. Excellent in isolated sequences though.

Eisenberg's marketing blitz declaring Culkin as the year's genius du jour is the cringiest film story this awards season, especially given how perfectly above average it all is.

Give the queen something better than this. Give her Hot Frosty.

Watched on Friday December 13, 2024.

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Watched on Saturday October 19, 2024.

Watched on Sunday December 1, 2024.

1. Coma
2. The Feeling That the Time for Doing Something Has ed
3. Here
4. Challengers
5. The Brutalist
6. AGGRO DR1FT
7. Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In
8. The Beast
9. Megalopolis
10. I Saw the TV Glow

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1. Minding the Gap
2. First Reformed
3. The House That Jack Built
4. A Star Is Born
5. Free Solo
6. Unfriended: Dark Web
7. the Girls
8. Golden Exits
9. Bodied
10. Cold War

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1. I'm Thinking of Ending Things
2. Lovers Rock
3. Black Bear
4. Fauna
5. The Vast of Night
6. Martin Eden
7. To the Ends of the Earth
8. The Giant
9. Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets
10. CoroNation

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1. Lakota Nation vs. United States
2. Walk Up
3. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
4. The Sweet East
5. May December
6. The Boy and the Heron
7. Oppenheimer
8. Sick of Myself
9. The Holdovers
10. Asteroid City

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1. EO
2. Avatar: The Way of Water
3. The Girl and the Spider
4. We're All Going to the World's Fair
5. Crimes of the Future
6. You Won't Be Alone
7. Aftersun
8. Petite Maman
9. Wildcat
10. Il Buco

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1. What Do We See When We Look at the Sky?
2. Pig
3. West Side Story
4. Her Socialist Smile
5. Malcolm & Marie
6. Licorice Pizza
8. Old
9. Beginning
10. Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy

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• the Girls
• The Rider
• Roma
• You Were Never Really Here
• Bodied
• Cold War
• Disobedience
• Golden Exits
• Suspiria
• The Favourite

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• 45 Years
• The Awful Truth
• The Bad Sleep Well
• Badlands
• Barcelona
• Before Midnight
• Before Sunrise
• Before Sunset
• Being John Malkovich
• Blood Simple

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• City Lights
• M
• Freaks
• It Happened One Night
• The Rules of the Game
• His Girl Friday
• Rebecca
• The Maltese Falcon
• Laura
• Brief Encounter

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1. Long Day's Journey into Night
2. Transit
3. Cats
4. An Elephant Sitting Still
5. Los Reyes
6. Little Women
7. Climax
8. Ash Is Purest White
9. Waves
10. Marriage Story

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1. Men in Black: International
2. Ma
3. It Chapter Two
4. Brightburn
5. Jay and Silent Bob Reboot
6. Loqueesha
7. Last Christmas
8. Yesterday
9. Dark Phoenix
10. The Death & Life of John F. Donovan

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1. It's Such a Beautiful Day
2. The Comedy
3. The Master
4. Oslo, August 31st
5. The Deep Blue Sea
6. The Cabin in the Woods
7. Girl Walk // All Day
8. Holy Motors
9. Lincoln
10. Consuming Spirits

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1. The Tree of Life
2. Certified Copy
3. A Separation
4. Heartbeats
5. Margaret
6. Meek's Cutoff
7. House of Tolerance
8. The Myth of the American Sleepover
9. Melancholia
10. Weekend

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1. Valhalla Rising
2. Exit Through the Gift Shop
3. Dogtooth
4. Fish Tank
5. Everyone Else
6. Blue Valentine
7. Winter's Bone
8. The Social Network
9. Inception
10. Trash Humpers

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1. Under the Skin
2. Mommy
3. Listen Up Philip
4. Two Days, One Night
5. Interstellar
6. Stranger by the Lake
7. Hill of Freedom
8. John Wick
9. The Strange Little Cat
10. Boyhood

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1. Spring Breakers
2. The Wolf of Wall Street
3. Before Midnight
4. Her
5. Laurence Anyways
6. The Counselor
7. Upstream Color
8. Like Someone in Love
9. The Act of Killing
10. To the Wonder

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1. Sicario
2. 45 Years
3. Phoenix
4. Anomalisa
5. It Follows
6. Mad Max: Fury Road
7. Carol
8. What We Do in the Shadows
9. Heaven Knows What
10. Mistress America

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1. Moonlight
2. Certain Women
3. American Honey
4. Elle
5. O.J.: Made in America
6. The Wailing
7. Arrival
8. Manchester by the Sea
9. Love & Friendship
10. Disorder

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1. Phantom Thread
2. The Florida Project
3. Nocturama
4. Marjorie Prime
5. Good Time
6. Lady Bird
7. A Ghost Story
8. The Lost City of Z
9. Princess Cyd
10. Dunkirk

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1. Martin Eden
2. A Hidden Life
3. The Vast of Night
4. The Giant
5. Parasite
6. Marriage Story
7. To the Ends of the Earth
8. The Wild Goose Lake
9. The Lighthouse
10. Waves

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1. Pulp Fiction
2. Jackie Brown
3. Death Proof
4. Kill Bill: Vol. 2
5. Kill Bill: Vol. 1
6. Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood
7. Django Unchained
8. Reservoir Dogs
9. The Hateful Eight
10. Inglourious Basterds

1. Raging Bull
2. Taxi Driver
3. The Wolf of Wall Street
4. The King of Comedy
5. The Departed
6. GoodFellas
7. Gangs of New York
8. Silence
9. After Hours
10. The Age of Innocence

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1. Manhattan
2. Husbands and Wives
3. Crimes and Misdemeanors
4. Annie Hall
5. Hannah and Her Sisters
6. Match Point
7. The Purple Rose of Cairo
8. Zelig
9. Interiors
10. Midnight in Paris

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1. Unstoppable
2. Déjà Vu
3. True Romance
4. Enemy of the State
5. Days of Thunder
6. The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3
7. Top Gun
8. Man on Fire
9. Domino
10. The Fan

1. Drugstore Cowboy
2. Gerry
3. Elephant
4. Paranoid Park
5. Good Will Hunting
6. My Own Private Idaho
7. Milk
8. Finding Forrester
9. Promised Land
10. Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot

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1. Vertigo
2. Rebecca
3. Rear Window
4. Psycho
5. The Lady Vanishes
6. Rope
7. Strangers on a Train
8. Notorious
9. North by Northwest
10. The Birds

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1. Gladiator
2. Alien
3. Kingdom of Heaven
4. The Counselor
5. Blade Runner
6. Prometheus
7. Black Hawk Down
8. Thelma & Louise
9. The Martian
10. Matchstick Men

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1. Dirty Pretty Things
2. High Fidelity
3. Dangerous Liaisons
4. Chéri
5. Philomena
6. The Grifters
7. The Queen
8. Mrs. Henderson Presents
9. Florence Foster Jenkins
10. Victoria & Abdul

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1. Spider-Man 2
2. Drag Me to Hell
3. Army of Darkness
4. Spider-Man
5. Evil Dead II
6. Darkman
7. Spider-Man 3
8. The Evil Dead
9. The Gift
10. The Quick and the Dead

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1. sex, lies, and videotape
2. Magic Mike
3. Traffic
4. Out of Sight
5. Che: Part Two
6. Behind the Candelabra
7. The Informant!
8. Ocean's Eleven
9. High Flying Bird
10. Side Effects

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1. Topsy-Turvy
2. Naked
3. Mr. Turner
4. All or Nothing
5. Happy-Go-Lucky
6. Another Year
7. Life Is Sweet
8. Secrets & Lies
9. Vera Drake
10. Peterloo

1. The Village
2. Unbreakable
3. Signs
4. The Sixth Sense
5. The Visit
6. Glass
7. Split
8. After Earth
9. The Last Airbender
10. Lady in the Water

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1. WALL·E
2. Finding Nemo
3. Toy Story
4. Inside Out
5. Toy Story 2
6. Ratatouille
7. Toy Story 4
8. Up
9. Monsters, Inc.
10. Toy Story 3

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1. Snatch
2. Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
3. Sherlock Holmes
4. The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
5. King Arthur: Legend of the Sword
6. Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows
7. RocknRolla
8. Revolver
9. Aladdin
10. Swept Away

1. The Big Lebowski
2. A Serious Man
3. Fargo
4. Blood Simple
5. No Country for Old Men
6. Barton Fink
7. Miller's Crossing
8. O Brother, Where Art Thou?
9. The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
10. True Grit

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1. Unforgiven
2. Mystic River
3. Letters from Iwo Jima
4. Million Dollar Baby
5. Gran Torino
6. Changeling
7. Flags of Our Fathers
8. The Mule
9. Sully
10. Jersey Boys

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1. Ed Wood
2. Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
3. Batman
4. Pee-wee's Big Adventure
5. Edward Scissorhands
6. Big Fish
7. Beetlejuice
8. Corpse Bride
9. Mars Attacks!
10. Batman Returns

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1. Dogville
2. Dancer in the Dark
3. The House That Jack Built
4. The Idiots
5. Melancholia
6. Breaking the Waves
7. Antichrist
8. Nymphomaniac: Vol. I
9. The Five Obstructions
10. Nymphomaniac: Vol. II

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1. Blow Out
2. Scarface
3. The Untouchables
4. Carrie
5. Casualties of War
6. Mission: Impossible
7. Femme Fatale
8. Mission to Mars
9. The Black Dahlia
10. ion

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1. Beauty and the Beast
2. Mulan
3. The Lion King
4. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
5. Frozen
6. Bambi
7. Moana
8. The Emperor's New Groove
9. The Jungle Book
10. The Hunchback of Notre Dame

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1. Dancer in the Dark
2. Gladiator
3. The Idiots
4. Snatch
5. Requiem for a Dream
6. Battle Royale
7. Beau Travail
8. The Virgin Suicides
9. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
10. Ginger Snaps

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1. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
2. The Royal Tenenbaums
3. In the Mood for Love
4. Moulin Rouge!
5. Gosford Park
6. Mulholland Drive
7. Memento
8. Eureka
9. Wet Hot American Summer
10. Vanilla Sky

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1. Spirited Away
2. Adaptation.
3. The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
4. Punch-Drunk Love
5. Gangs of New York
6. Talk to Her
7. 25th Hour
8. Far from Heaven
9. The Pianist
10. All or Nothing

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1. Lost in Translation
2. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
3. Millennium Actress
4. Bad Santa
5. Mystic River
6. Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
7. Millennium Mambo
8. Love Actually
9. Capturing the Friedmans
10. City of God

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1. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
2. House of Flying Daggers
3. Dogville
4. Closer
5. Primer
6. Sideways
7. Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring
8. Goodbye, Dragon Inn
9. Before Sunset
10. The ion of the Christ

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1. The New World
2. The Squid and the Whale
3. Pulse
4. Memories of Murder
5. Kings & Queen
6. Tropical Malady
7. Kingdom of Heaven
8. Grizzly Man
9. Brokeback Mountain
10. Caché

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1. Inland Empire
2. Babel
3. Pan's Labyrinth
4. Children of Men
5. The Fountain
6. Miami Vice
7. The Departed
8. Half Nelson
9. The Child
10. The Death of Mr. Lazarescu

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1. Zodiac
2. The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
3. There Will Be Blood
4. After the Wedding
5. Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
6. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
7. No Country for Old Men
8. Once
9. Brand Upon the Brain!
10. The Host

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1. A Christmas Tale
2. In Bruges
3. Rachel Getting Married
4. The Dark Knight
5. WALL·E
6. Reprise
7. The Strangers
8. Revolutionary Road
9. Flight of the Red Balloon
10. The Wrestler

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1. A Serious Man
2. Where the Wild Things Are
3. Bright Star
4. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
5. Jerichow
6. Summer Hours
7. Paranormal Activity
8. In the Loop
9. A Single Man
10. Watchmen

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