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David’s piece is fantastic, especially the discussion about the power dynamics in the industry and how most critics are barely scraping by. I don’t write many reviews these days. The assignments are few & far between. There are many talented writers but scarce funds to pay them.
i wrote about Taika Waititi's delusional and embarrassing Instagram post, and how it reflects a deeper problem about the impacts of social media on the entire artistic ecosystem:
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Replying to @Howlfromthefog
@Howlfromthefog It arrived on Model Kit Sunday!
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Finding out about this on for the first time is... disheartening. I had been pushing to do a Blu-Ray of SPACED for years, so to find out that someone just went ahead without our involvement is.... a bummer. Not authorized by anyone involved in making the show. Finding out what happened as we speak...
So SPACED is finally coming to blu-ray and it's from an "algorithmic" remaster in 4K... C'mon, seriously? @edgarwright did you have any involvement in this? Because an AI upscale is most disappointing...
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GDT's talk Mex Water & Projects, Ramayana goes full Hollywood, Did anyone see Digger? xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1pKdRDkBV…
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Mexican actress Mercedes Hernández has a small, but memorable part in DIGGER. She is, however, the lead in the masterful film IDENTIFYING FEATURES, as a mother searching for her son. Her devastating performance earned her the Best Actress award from the Mexican Film Academy 🇲🇽
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Tom Cruise tells Studio MAPPA that he wants to come back and discuss movies with a longer tour to see artists draw in person.
"Please I want to do this"
Throughout the video he expressed that he's not a fan of AI at all and is very into handmade stuff.
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Not about DIGGER, but I did interview Iñárritu earlier this year about his AMORES PERROS installation at LACMA latimes.com/delos/story/2026…
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I had a conversation with director Alejandro G. Iñárritu for Gizmodo Japan, who is currently in Japan promoting “Digger.”
Photo: Victor Nomoto
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Mike and Jay Talk About It Ends youtu.be/8MhHo6SU4HA?si=aXFm…
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Starts tomorrow night at @regalmovies all over the US!
This September, @RegalMovies is celebrating its second annual Month of Masterpieces, with a different classic returning to the big screen every day. I’m delighted to be one of this year’s guest curators, alongside Chloé Zhao, Gina Prince-Bythewood and Rian Johnson, with each of us choosing five films that have inspired us.
And here's my picks for next month: "My five favorite movies are by turns thrilling, funny and magical—and sometimes all at once. If you’ve never seen them before, or never experienced them with a crowd, please enjoy!"
Sept 26: BOOGIE NIGHTS (1997)
Sept 27: AMERICAN GRAFFITI (1973)
Sept 28: TREMORS (1990)
Sept 29: MAD MAX 2 (THE ROAD WARROR) (1981)
Sept 30 — THE GETAWAY (1972)
See you at the movies, these films are so much fun on the big screen - at all participating @regalmovies! All tickets are just $7.99. Get yours here: regmovi.es/4woh19k
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If you love physical media, come to the Gardena Cinema on Sunday for a VHS swap and a screening of BE KIND REWIND. I’ll be helping my friend @conor_holt with his VHS stand and there will be other physical media vendors. Come for the tapes (& DVDs) and stay for the fitting movie.
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I found DIGGER brilliant both for the farcical excess of its top layer and for the matter-of-fact bleakness underneath. It unfolds unexpectedly and confronts where humanity is now and where we might be soon. I’m a BARDO and BABEL defender, so I’m often on Iñárritu’s wavelength.
Legends
I’ve been following @lucasmuseum since the very beginning. George Lucas is always ahead of the curve.
There would have been no Sin City without George, he had shown me digital cameras 26 years ago which brought that graphic novel to life in cinemas.
The grand opening for the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art was just incredible and mind blowing!
I know you’ll love it, because I remember how much people enjoyed my own little pop up museums I’d do featuring illustrative art and Frazetta's during SXSW in 2013 and 2015.
People would come from all over to see illustrative art.
When you go to the Lucas Museum you will see art piece after art piece that tells a whole story and everyone will see which stories speak to them. These are works we can all relate to and that you won’t see in other museums.
This will be a huge success, so thank you George for staying the course and making it a reality for all us fans of illustrative art.
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For Rotten Tomatoes, I wrote this piece on 10 essential Mexican films.
If you are an avid watcher of Mexican cinema, you likely know all these, but I think some people might discover some titles they weren’t aware of. Or it might encourage others to revisit them. Link below 🇲🇽
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I was there for the film, Q & A as well. A few thoughts. 1, great flick! 2, Garfield just bombed his own movie. 3, You could tell Greengrass was trying to reframe the argument into a more "stick it to the man" message then Garfield's take. 4, in the movie the peasants actually beheaded many of the rich mercantile folks after doing away with the King's council, in short? Andrew, they would have had your $15 million dollar head on a stake. Hey just saying...
Andrew Garfield Hopes Billionaires Are ‘Scared Sh-tless’ By ‘The Uprising’
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