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Biding His Primetime: Robert Pattinson Attains Peak Weird Guy Form - Portland Mercury (opens the original)
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“What would have happened if I wasn’t here?” Robert Pattinson asks this question throughout Primetime. In the role of Chris Hansen—the indeterminately telegenic host of once-popular hidden camera show To Catch A Predator—Pattinson practically turns the question into a mantra. What would have happened if I wasn’t here to stop it from happening? In most cases, Hansen’s lobbing the question at bad guys. One by one, a “parade of men,” as Hansen calls them in voiceover, shows up at the door of a stag
Twelve Movies To Put on Your Calendar for Fall 2026 - Portland Mercury (opens the original)
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Practical Magic 2 (Sept 11): Celebrate the 25th anniversary of the World Trade Center attacks with this legacy sequel to 1998’s Practical Magic. It’s a painful reminder that as Americans, in 2026, we must still contend with grave sins committed decades ago. Resident Evil (Sept 18): Zach Creggar pitches in to add one more Resident Evil adaptation to the pile of Resident Evil adaptations. Still, Creggar’s previous films—Barbarian (2022) and Weapons (2025)—are about deep-rooted familial violence br
Tony Serves Up a Feast of Fresh, Simple Ingredients - Portland Mercury (opens the original)
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Tony is a remarkably lowkey film about a pretty unremarkable man. It’s also a biopic of Anthony Bourdain—prematurely departed but forever adored chef and documentarian. If you know anything about Bourdain, you might imagine a biopic with a sharper palate. Instead, and especially when the film is really cooking, all sense of the celebrity is more an aftertaste than main course. In Tony, the titular, wayward 19-year-old (Dominic Sessa) doesn’t stand out as anyone particularly destined for a life l
Adult Pleasure and Guilt in Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma - Portland Mercury (opens the original)
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Guilty pleasures must be on the mind of writer-director Jane Schoenbrun. Their third and latest fictional feature, Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, explores a long, dark embrace with a problematic fave: specifically, an ’80s cult slasher series titled Camp Miasma. The Camp Miasma movies within Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma immediately register as a nod to several real horror series, following the timeworn trajectory of a popular low-budget beginning that devolves into shameless capit
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey Is Not a Matter for Another Time - Portland Mercury (opens the original)
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Time has always been an obsession for director Christopher Nolan. In one of his earliest films, Memento (1999), time means nothing to a man with no short-term memory. In Inception (2010), dreams constrict and warp time as much as space travel does in Nolan’s Interstellar (2014), while in Tenet (2020), time literally goes backwards. Dunkirk (2017), Nolan’s depiction of the Dunkirk evacuation of WWII, is parsed across three nonlinear narratives, all told in parallel: a week with ground troops on t
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