Southland Tales

"Join us for an in-depth discussion of the penetrating issues facing society today... Issues like abortion, terrorism, crime, poverty, social reform, quantum teleportation, teen horniness, and war." This played in theatres 10 years ago and people were still surprised by…

Josh Lewis

~THE CANNES CUT~ Q&A Moderator: So this movie is very prescient, is that something you intend or...? Cinematographer: Well, I remember when we were making Donnie Darko, producers were telling us "there's no way a jet engine just falls off a plane, that's implausible".…

Carol Grant

The indecipherable cave writings of a mad man that predicted the future

Megan Bitchell

There never has, and never will be, a more “post-9/11” movie. Definitely more in the “I like this” camp than the “too incomprehensible” camp, but I see both sides. Feels like the movie you get if a veteran took the Wachowskis to task for their violence and they really…

demi adejuyigbe

this is like if hideo kojima directed a prequel to escape from LA and it was written by seth macfarlane

comrade_yui

9/11 was a spell cast on america to generate perpetual motion in the form of infinite narrative, infinite war (physical, cultural, sexual, spiritual), infinite suffering, infinite psychosis, infinite crime, infinite everything. we all exist as two selves: the self before a…

cameron fetter

This movie is a big box of loaded and evocative sounds and images, from which you are invited to assemble your own meaning. It gains a few more fans every year for how its very Bush-era concerns about the intersection of capitalism, right-wing politics, and the surveillance…

Will Sloan

if Don’t Look Up went hard in the paint…. respect to anyone who steals the Llorando scene from Mullholland Drive… crazy that i watched this movie mere minutes after finishing VALIS… 🤯 never thought i’d say this but…. moby tore it…

sarah squirm

A film so wild and unpredictable that it could have ended with Justin Timberlake staring into the camera and saying my full name out loud and I would not have been surprised.

Alexei Toliopoulos