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This movie is a slow-boil thriller and character study. The film centers around a obsessive and eccentric chef (think Thomas Keller or René Redzepi), a cadre of misanthropic guests, and Anya Taylor-Joy's character, who didn't realize what she was signing up for.
The Menu
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A+ jokes and a cute concept undergird Arnold's performance in this very charming film. I wish they still made movies like this.
Last Action Hero
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Luke is a one-dimensional character with a one-dimensional problem. Otherwise terrific acting, cinematography, and dialogue can't save what is fundamentally a hollow screenplay.
Fair Play
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A first-class tour-de-force, in the same league as Sopranos, Mad Men, and Breaking Bad. I wish they made more shows like this.
Homeland
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I loved this album—and listened to it in one sitting the first time I heard it. I wish Sufjan would revisit this style.
The Age of Adz
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I rewatched this over the weekend. As brilliant as I remember it being, it's even more brilliant than that.
Chinatown
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The brilliantly absurd scenarios perfectly marry Nathan Fielder's commit-to-the-bit deadpan. I miss this show.
Nathan for You
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I loved this show—thrilling and cerebral, with so many twists and turns. Highly recommended if you're into a deep dive of a show.
Dark
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