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When you love someone you have to be careful with it, you might never get it again.
Nocturnal Animals (2016) dir. Tom Ford
Who are we? Where do we come from? Where are we going? How do we know what we think we know? Why do we believe anything at all?
Run Lola Run (1998) dir. Tom Tykwer
Keanu Reeves and River Phoenix in “My Own Private Idaho” / dir. Gus Van Sant / 1991
Café Society stretches a simple truth about love to a feature-length film, held back by Allen's insistence on self-insertion but propped up by a game cast.
Søren’s review: Café Society stretches a simple truth about love to a feature-length film, held back by Allen's insistence on self-insertion but propped up by a game cast.
Rogue One never justifies its existence as it clumsily plods along to a decades-old forgone conclusion, ultimately amounting to nothing much at all.
Nathan’s review: Rogue One never justifies its existence as it clumsily plods along to a decades-old forgone conclusion, ultimately amounting to nothing much at all.
The Autopsy of Jane Doe does exactly what it says on the tin. It never takes itself too seriously and offers a unique slice of body horror in the process.
Jonny’s review: The Autopsy of Jane Doe does exactly what it says on the tin. It never takes itself too seriously and offers a unique slice of body horror in the process.
Luke Cage wrestles with its own history in blaxploitation as well as the current political climate to produce a show unlike anything Marvel has done before.
Luke Cage wrestles with its own history in blaxploitation as well as the current political climate to produce a show unlike anything Marvel has done before. Okwudili and Hailey discuss.
Brimstone thrives on Guy Pearce's terrifying antagonist, the Reverend, but its heart remains firmly planted female agency and autonomy.
"Mister Wu" establishes some of the best-known personalities and lines from Deadwood as Keone Young's iconic character takes the spotlight.
"Mister Wu" establishes some of the best-known personalities and lines from Deadwood as Keone Young's iconic character takes the spotlight. Søren and Josh discuss.
"No Other Sons or Daughters" continues the inevitable march toward civilization as Al uses every trick available to retain power and autonomy in Deadwood.
"No Other Sons or Daughters" continues the inevitable march toward civilization as Al uses every trick available to retain power and autonomy in Deadwood. Josh and Søren discuss.
In this podcast, Hailey Duran breaks down Steven Spielberg's beginnings as a director and the shape of the Hollywood scene in the 60s and 70s.
In this podcast, Hailey Duran breaks down Steven Spielberg's beginnings as a director and the shape of the Hollywood scene in the 60s and 70s.
"Suffer the Little Children" brings a brutal end to the story of Flora and Miles, the alleged siblings who abuse the trust of the people of Deadwood.
"Suffer the Little Children" brings a brutal end to the story of Flora and Miles, the alleged siblings who abuse the trust of the people of Deadwood. Josh and Søren discuss in this week’s podcast.
In "Bullock Returns to the Camp," many of the denizens of Deadwood seem changed following the burial of Brom Garret and capture of the coward Jack McCall.
In "Bullock Returns to the Camp," many of the denizens of Deadwood seem changed following the burial of Brom Garret and capture of the coward Jack McCall. Josh and Søren discuss in this week’s installment of Hoopleheads at Movie Fail.
The darkly humorous "Plague" suggests that the town that prides itself on lawlessness is dependent on some semblance of order.
The darkly humorous "Plague" suggests that the town that prides itself on lawlessness is dependent on some semblance of order. Josh and Søren discuss in this installment of the Hoopleheads podcast.
Movie Fail staff members look back on the impact the manic, hilarious and emotionally gripping Gene Wilder had on their lives throughout his many films.
A staff retrospective on the impact of the inimitable #GeneWilder from the staff at Movie Fail.
"The Trial of Jack McCall" deals with the direct fallout of Bill's death as citizens of #Deadwood question the role of law and morality in the frontier town.
"The Trial of Jack McCall" deals with the direct fallout of Bill's death as citizens of #Deadwood question the role of law and morality in the frontier town.
Josh and I discuss: http://moviefail.com/deadwood-the-trial-of-jack-mccall/
Alan Taylor shatters audience expectations with "Here Was a Man." Josh and Søren discuss as Bill/Al fall out of focus and Alma Garret takes the spotlight.
In a similar vein to "Baelor," Alan Taylor shatters audience expectations with "Here Was a Man." Josh and Søren discuss as Bill falls out of focus and Alma Garret takes the spotlight in this week's #Deadwood discussion.