daily stream: you’d better watch out — no, *really*…
2010’s Rare Exports is on Kanopy in the US, Mubi in the UK (and lots of other services, too).
daily stream: a celebratory movie for when you want to feel festive but not Christmassy
1987’s Babette’s Feast is on Max in the US, Curzon Home Cinema in the UK, and on other services, too.
loaded question: how could the McAllisters afford that house and that Paris trip in ‘Home Alone’? (wrong answers only)
I mean, obviously, Kevin’s dad is either in finance or in the mafia, but those are boring answers to the question. What are the bonkers possibilities?
daily stream: the political power and religious delusion of the US–Israel relationship
2021’s ’Til Kingdom Come is on Prime in the US, BBC iPlayer in the UK.
daily stream: the Israeli men in charge of policing Palestine
2013’s The Gatekeepers is on Prime and Apple TV in the US; not streaming in the UK.
daily stream: traveling hopefully to Palestine
2013’s Inch’Allah is on Prime in the US; not streaming in the UK.
loaded question: are three-hour-plus movies damaging to the overall entertainment environment?
Is there anything definitive that can be said about movie runtimes, or is it always a matter of It depends…
taking a little break till mid next week
Traveling a little, and I am not bringing my laptop with me. This honestly pains me, but I’m doing it anyway.
Maestro movie review: changing the tune, masterfully (London Film Festival 2023)
Oh, frabjous film! Bradley Cooper’s astonishing high-wire act feels classic and modern at the same time: immersive and impressionistic, breathtakingly bold. A kick in the pants to mainstream cinema.
daily stream: secret romance among freedom fighters
2014’s Omar is on Kanopy in the US, Curzon Home Cinema in the UK.
