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“A gore-spattered roller-coaster ride”: Resident Evil review - Global Comment (opens the original)
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I really like video games, and I really like movies and TV shows based on video games, and I like it when those adaptations are not contemptuous of gaming. Some film versions take the video game format as a particular challenge that needs to be overcome by the director. This can produce great results! (Think the first season of The Last of Us) Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil is not that kind of adaptation; it embraces the video game format. The claustrophobic POV shots are some of the best things a
Ted Lasso knows how to mix glitter up with tears, and silly jokes with strong emotional undercurrents - Global Comment (opens the original)
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There are two wolves inside of me. One is named Ted Lasso, and the other one is Led Tasso. One really wanted a new season of the cheerful-American-coach-in-sardonic-old-England show, and the other one just wanted the last seasons, which were nearly perfect, to remain untouched. It’s true that season four, in many ways a soft reboot than a continuation of the original, has been a mixed bag so far. The season premiere was especially daunting. Yes, we needed the exposition, and we needed Hannah Wad
Even in death, who could be more alive than Dolly? - Global Comment (opens the original)
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Blasting “Wildflowers” in the grocery parking lot, I caught the attention of an older woman who waved to me. “Gosh, I love her!” she yelled. Dolly Parton, the heart of Appalachia and of America herself, may have departed us, but our feelings are grounded in the present. Even in death, who could be more alive than Dolly? Voluptuously pure, wryly angelic, and profoundly committed to the betterment of society in ways visible and not so visible, Dolly Parton at times seemed larger than her music. It
My hopes for House of the Dragon season 4 (please) - Global Comment (opens the original)
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To the chagrin of children and beleaguered adults (it’s me, I am the beleaguered adult) everywhere, summer’s coming to an end, and with it, HBO’s House of the Dragon season 3 has come to an end as well. The season had its good points, and the finale more than delivered. As is customary for the George R.R. Martin franchise, there was no glory to be had at the Battle of Tumbleton. If anything, glory belonged to one member of the lower classes who said “fuck you” to both sides with devastating effe
“The longer you stay, the stranger you become”: Backrooms review - Global Comment (opens the original)
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For years now, I’ve been hearing complaints from my teenage son that go like this: “Ugh, this building reminds me of the Backrooms.” “Did you HAVE to pick a doctor’s office that’s Backrooms-like.” “Office work just looks like the Backrooms.” The Backrooms are his generation’s Slender Man – but the movie they, and everyone else, got out of it is much, much cooler than what we got with 2018’s Slender Man (the less said about that disaster, the better). Yes, A24’s Backrooms has finally made it to s
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