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Ruimy’s Latest Cannes Tally
These ten plus Pawel Pawlikowski‘s Fatherland (formerly 1949) for a grand total of 11. With the possible exception or inclusion of James Gray‘s Paper Tiger, you can forget any sort of significant American presence this year. Oh, and Jordan Ruimy’s latest projection piece says Joel Coen‘s Jack of Spades will be a no-show. I personally ...

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Aaaggghhh!….Kill Me
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Aquatic Hitchhiker
In the early ’80s I was the managing editor of The Film Journal, and as such was occasionally invited to long-lead screenings. The Warner guys let me see an early cut of The Shining, for example…a cut that included the famous hospital visitation scene between Barry Nelson and Shelley Duvall. I was also invited by ...

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Hook, Line and Sinker
“Marriage requires a special talent, like acting. Monogamy requires genius.” The name of the person who owns this observational serving is after the jump. The speaker is/was Billie Eilish. (Beat, beat) Okay, I’m kidding. The server of this world-weary hors d’eouvres is Warren Beatty. HE version: “Always strive to be a man of honor, which ...

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Son of Worst Religious Horse Manure Finale
Initially posted on 3.28.21: There’s nothing glorious and soul-cleansing about being executed by Roman arrows. Plus it would hurt like hell, and death probably wouldn’t come quickly. Plus one of the archers might aim poorly and shoot me or my fiance in the eye. Or I might get an arrow in the groin. If I’d ...

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