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Elizabeth Aubrey
Freelance arts and culture journalist/lecturer. My work is regularly found in NME, Evening Standard, The Guardian, Empire, The Quietus, GQ, The Independent, MixMag, Crack and more.
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Luiz Eduardo Kogut
Mestrando em História e graduando em Cinema e Audiovisual. Escrevo sobre filmes, cultura e música. Trabalho também com Cinema Experimental e edição de vídeos.
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Nobody Cares: good, scrappy Canadian Matt Johnson on respecting nerds in BlackBerry • Journal • A Letterboxd Magazine
“No donuts this time?” asks Canadian director Matt Johnson when we meet in Glasgow two weeks after our first encounter in Berlin, post-world premiere of his latest feature BlackBerry. The first half of our interview happened at lunchtime, and I brought a bubbly pink box of fresh donuts in tow. …
My Aftersun Review
Aftersun is an abstract piece that invites you to open up instead of opening itself too much. It's a reminder of how human cinema is and perhaps it's a bit of a blank canvas, allowing the audience to fill in the picture with each of their own memories. Because of …
Magic in the Air: The Muppet Christmas Carol at 30
As The Muppet Christmas Carol turns 30, the brains and hearts behind the festive Dickens adaptation—director Brian Henson, composer Paul Williams and Gonzo the Great’s personal assistant, Dave Goelz—share personal memories of their creation.
Toying with Disobedience: Guillermo del Toro and friends on bringing Pinocchio to life • Journal • A Letterboxd Magazine
It’s the end of a long day of press junket interviews and, still, Guillermo del Toro speaks to me as if he has just sprung out of bed, an electric generosity that would be hard to believe if it were anyone else. The Mexican filmmaker is glistening with the adrenaline …
Blonde Heartbreaker: Andrew Dominik completes his Marilyn Monroe project • Journal • A Letterboxd Magazine
Blonde broke Andrew Dominik’s heart. Four summer Olympics, a global pandemic, two Popes, a British Queen and a King separate the New Zealand-Australian filmmaker from first falling in love with Joyce Carol Oates’ eponymous best-selling novel in 2008 and the world premiere of his magnum opus at the 79th Venice …
A ★★★★ review of Thor: Ragnarok (2017)
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Laode M. Akbar’s profile Letterboxd - Review Film dan Series
Blog saya terkait beberapa tulisan Review Film dan Series.
The Song of Songs (1933)
Mamoulian no Love Me Tonight surpreende por conseguir colocar o filme completamente em sua mão - ao contrário do que o par Chevalier + Jeanette Macdonald, dupla clássica Lubitschiana, poderia implicar. Seja em termos do uso dos atores (o Chevalier fica triste! acho que em nenhum filme do Lubitsch ele …
A ★★★ review of Ms. Marvel (2022)
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A ★★½ review of Thor: Love and Thunder (2022)
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A ★★★★★ review of Knives Out (2019)
I am generally not a huge fan of the murder-mystery genre, as they are often either too predictable or too nonsensical (i.e. in an attempt to be unpredictable, the story becomes too elaborate and illogical). I am pleased to say that Knives Out is neither predictable nor nonsensical, finding the …
A ★★★★½ review of Uncut Gems (2019)
Uncut Gems is relentless. It's a fast-paced, anxiety-inducing film with no let-up the whole way through. It's an extremely tense, but equally engaging movie that you can't keep your eyes off of. You truly feel like a huge weight has been lifted off your shoulders when the tension is finally …
A ★★★★★ review of Jojo Rabbit (2019)
Taika Waititi is one of the most unique directors working today, and always delivers something original and entertaining. I love his dry sense of humour, and am a big fan of all 5 of his films that I have seen (What We Do In The Shadows, Boy, Hunt For The …
A ★★★★★ review of Parasite (2019)
Parasite is a technical masterpiece, combining stunning visuals and cinematography, with masterful set design, outstanding performances, and remarkable direction from Bong Joon-Ho. This film dives deep into issues of class and explores this theme without turning the rich and poor characters into cliches. It's also a surprisingly funny film, with …
A ★★★★★ review of Avengers: Endgame (2019)
As a fan of the MCU since the first Iron Man came out when I was 8 years old, I am admittedly biased. However, this film deserves respect, as it had to fulfill an incredibly difficult task: offering a satisfying conclusion to the previous 21 movies in the series, while …
A ★★★★ review of Honey Boy (2019)
Shia LaBeouf wrote and stars in Honey Boy, a semi-autobiographical film based on his dysfunctional upbringing and complex relationship with his father (whom he portrays in the film). It's no secret that Shia has struggled with alcohol addiction and had run-ins with the law over the past few years. This …
A ★★★★★ review of The Lighthouse (2019)
This is the most unique film I have seen in a long time. It's completely original and totally bizarre; which is both one of it's greatest strengths and biggest weaknesses - I personally loved how weird it was, but it's not a film I could recommend everyone because it's so …
A ★★★★★ review of Joker (2019)
Who would have predicted a comic-book movie about a psychotic clown, from the Director of The Hangover and Old School, would go on to receive 11 Oscar nominations? This film is divisive, with many accusing it of being too violent (really? I can think of 100 more violent films than …
A ★★★★½ review of Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood (2019)
This might be the least "Tarantino" style movie that he has made, much less violent (with one scene as a notable exception) and more light-hearted than his other films. Nonetheless, it still has a lot his classic tropes, such as the memorable witty dialogue, outstanding soundtracks, and originality. Admittedly, I …
A ★★★★★ review of 1917 (2019)
1917 is an incredible technical achievement. The filmmaking is top-notch, with striking visuals, a masterful score, and incredible attention to detail to build an authentic World War 1 setting. Easily the most impressive component of the film is Roger Deakins' remarkable cinematography. I was genuinely astonished with the cinematography, as …
A ★★★★½ review of Marriage Story (2019)
Bolstered by the remarkable performances from Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver, Marriage Story is one of the most compelling films of the year. It is emotional and heartbreaking, yet truly enthralling. The characters are extremely well-written and portrayed, causing them to feel like real people. Despite generally having little interest …
A ★★★ review of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022)
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A ★★★½ review of Moon Knight (2022)
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A ★★★ review of 86: Eighty-Six (2021)
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A ★★★★ review of The Batman (2022)
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A ★★½ review of Jasper Jones (2017)
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A ★★ review of Long Story Short (2021)
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A ★★★½ review of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba (2019)
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