I feel bad for Aaron Eckhart. His career found a strong footing in the mid-2000s with a powerhouse performance in the satirical masterpiece "Thank You For Smoking" followed by another compellingly unforgettable one as Two-Face in "The Dark Knight" as well as getting attention for other critically lauded works such "Rabbit Hole". Then... he picked some interesting projects. "Battle: Los Angeles" along with his headliner status in the Fallen franchise at least gave us some entertaining popcorn fare with minor…
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Velvet Buzzsaw 2019
So basically someone in 2009 went to a film festival and saw the art satire "Untitled" and then went to the theaters that night to see the fourth "Final Destination" and then took nearly a decade to make a film combining the two? I'll give it credit that certainly it's commentary is slightly more nuanced than the former (which isn't saying much) and the deaths nearly as creative as the latter with some commendably casual representation of bisexuality. Plus, it…
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Stand by Me 1986
Rob Reiner is one of those guys that either makes incredible, timeless classics or he makes bombs you wish you could forget (sadly that's mainly his recent efforts) yet with this film I have to say it's his best. Based off a Stephen King's non-horror stories and with an all-star cast of Wil Wheaton, Corey Feldman and the late River Phoenix, this film perfectly grasps the understanding of childhood. Sure, I didn't relate at all to the adventures or even…
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Call Me by Your Name 2017
Luca Guadagnino's "Call Me By Your Name" is easily, the greatest piece of queer cinema ever created thus far and one of the absolute best films of this decade.
This film is so compositionally perfect that you feel not only what the characters are going through internally on an emotional level, but also externally under the warmth of the rays of sunshine in Northern Italy. It makes the audience feel like they're there by keeping the filmmaking process as natural…