Visual Music

personal favorite movies watched and reviewed.

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Kids (1995)

Life of kids in NYC during the AIDS crisis.

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Two-Lane Blacktop (1971)

James Taylor and Dennis Wilson race around America with reckless abandon. 

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Sorry to Bother You (2018)

Following Cashis Green (played by Lakith Stanfield) and his rise to power in the world of telemarketing. Utterly crazy and surreal, entertaining from beginning to end.

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The Darkest Hour (2017)

bioptic about Winston Churchill during his rise to prime minister in WWII

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The Red Turtle (2016)

A man stranded on an island does more than just survive.

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Jackie (2016)

An emotional look at Jackie Onassis’ life in the Whitehouse and after the assassination of JFK.

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Hell or Highwater (2016)

Two brothers try to save their home by robbing banks.

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Loving Vincent (2017)

Following the death of Vincent Van Gogh, a man investigates his life. Animated in the artists iconic style this movie is a must watch for animation lovers

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Blade Runner 2049 (2017)

Villeneuve revives the Blade Runner franchise with this fresh look into the world of replicants. with the same philosophical approach and some new questions, this neo-noir does the original justice.

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Clean, Shaven (1993)

a schizophrenic story about a schizophrenic man who just left a mental ward. Innovative with its sound design and editing techniques.

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Logan Lucky (2017)

Oceans 11 with hillbillies, an excellent and hilarious film by Soderbergh 

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Mother! (2017)

Darren Aronofsky brings us a supernatural story about a mother to be and her writer husband. The story mirrors the bible and is equally as dramatic.

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Dunkirk (2017)

Dunkirk by Christopher Nolan shows the true story of the Miracle at Dunkirk during WWII. Claustrophobic and sure to make you afraid of drowning this movie is powerful in its imagery and story.

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Call me by your Name (2017)

set in 1980′s Italy, the story follows a young boy and a man as they slowly fall for each other.

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Moonlight (2016)

Jenkins’ film follows Tyrone, a young homosexual, during 3 pivotal parts of his life.

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The Boy and the Beast (2015)

Mamoru Hosoda creates a colorful and fun world where a child slips by accident into a world of beasts and darkness

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Raging Bull (1980)

Martin Scorsese’s magnum opus follows boxer Jake LaMotta through this deeply provocative bioptic. More about interpersonal relationships than boxing.