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this is what 13 year old me thought was gonna happen when i shaved my pussy for the one direction concert
the first and probably last of its kind. there was a moment during this that was so ridiculous i basically blacked out for 10 minutes from disbelief. was that even allowed?something very Annette (2021) about this, which is a good thing. i will say, i did want out of this multiple times and couldn’t see the light. probably the hardest anyone will ever commit to the bit and for that reason alone i gotta respect it. i’m underselling this thing, it’s fucking ridiculous. technically a monkey mondays movie
As personal and egoless as you could ever hope to expect from an $120 million self-portrait that doubles as a fable about the fall of Ancient Rome, Francis Ford Coppola’s “Megalopolis” is the story of an ingenious eccentric who dares to stake his fortune on a more optimistic vision for the future — not because he thinks he can single-handedly bring that vision to bear, but rather because history has taught him that questioning a civilization’s present condition is the…
Hey we saw you from across the tennis court and really dig your vibe, do you want to engage in a biblical level throuple over multiple decades
From war-stricken cities to societies in ruin, cinema has long-captured futuristic chaos that at times feels closer to home than we might like to believe ☄️🫣🌆 Come indulge in these VISIONS OF APOCALYPSE…
If you have seen Parasite, you know there isn’t quite a film like the genre-defying, thrilling saga of two families -distinguished by class structures- coming together under the same roof. For those who haven’t seen it, still get prepared to be floored. A succinct review would be the words of fellow Academy Award-winning director of films like Babel, Birdman, and The Revenant, Alejandro G. Inarritu, who has said how ”[…] Instead of preaching to us, pointing fingers or predictably, mass…
FILM HIGHLIGHT | May 17, 2024
As part of the 77th Cannes Film Festival, LaCinetek invites you to (re)discover the lists of filmmakers presenting their films in the festival's prestigious selections.
If you ask Wes Ball, The Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes is both the fourth film he's directed, and the fifth as well. It's not that the director has lost track of the movies he's made — he helmed all three installments in The Maze Runner series — but in order to make Kingdom, he had to "shoot the movie twice."
By Hilton Als – Aug 25, 2014 - Written for The Criterion Collection
The Intellectual Interview Series with Directors in the world - [LG OLED Meets Directors]. LG OLED MOVIE CLUB meets directors who are making waves.
Betrayal. Loyalty. War.
Ontdek de meeslepende wereld van Richard Linklater's tijdloze cinema, waarin de kracht van verhalen vertellen centraal staat. Vanaf 16 mei te zien! Bekijk hier de volledige lijst met films.
Have you ever dreamt of a better version of yourself?
Today we explore Wes Ball's Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes as one of the more impressive and thoughtful blockbusters of the 2020s, then tackling the greater Apes universe, its sometimes-radical politics, and the future of this IP on our most recent episode. We also rank The Planet of the Apes films below!
Every Sunday, I'll post a quick video -- and podcast -- about an indie film from at least a year ago. Today's film: 45 YEARS (2015).
