I would argue that there's nothing particularly quiet about the depiction of Riley and Docter's only pacified because that one made a metric fuckton of money.
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I would argue that there's nothing particularly quiet about the depiction of Riley and Docter's only pacified because that one made a metric fuckton of money.
INSIDE OUT 2 literally ends with a depiction of a panic attack, dude's a tool
I don't know how INSIDE OUT 3 can even exist without broaching that extremely obvious point.
THREAD: I got laid off from NYMag/Vulture after 14 years. The family lost 75% of income + medical. Now mzs.press bookstore, once a side project. is do-or-die for Judith & I. I feel weird telling you this because others are doing much worse. But if you could like or share this, we'd be so grateful!
Serious ringlets
LOL two of our three Tatum films are the same (I went for the Montiel sweep)
Shout-out Amityville Gas Chamber iykyk
AMITYVILLE GAS CHAMBER is amusing!
It is actually a lot of fun!
Could have sworn I had an easy 0% in my back pocket, but it was a 1%
Vulture Cinematrix No. 711: Mar 7, 2026
I got 9/9 Correct
Score: 2632
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There is nothing petty about aesthetic objections.
I'm a full introvert, so it's very good I married an introverted extrovert
A pouch of Big Machine Vodka Spiked Cooler. (It's cranberry flavored.)
I hear the roar of the
No sweat, the last film I watched was by the great... Anthony M. Lanza?
Ah shit.
I bought the first part from Weard's Gumroad account forever ago and still have yet to watch it. Someday soon!
LOL okay, fair
The cover for BENEATH ASH AND BONE by D. Alexander Ward.
Dunno why it's taken so long, but I finally finished my first book of the year. Hopefully I can pick up the pace from here. Anyway, thread for '26.
#1: BENEATH ASH AND BONE by D. Alexander Ward
Evocatively written and pulls off a neat genre shift 3/4 through. I dug it.
Recent history suggests they did not pay for it.
Aggressive foot funk
Vulture Cinematrix No. 710: Mar 6, 2026
I got 9/9 Correct
Score: 2651
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Oh Jesus, I never did beat that fuckin' thing
Ridiculed, hit with bricks, thrown into the sea... so many options
Objectively THE best movie.
I remember being weirdly willing to defend VULGAR? Like, it's not a good movie but it's Trying Stuff, and it almost works at times through sheer audacity.
But you didn't miss anything with A BETTER PLACE, oof.
I'll let you know, of course!
Wad gonna see THE BRIDE! tonight, but decided instead to take a chance on a Malayalam-language sci-fi drama, MASTHISKA MARANAM, instead. Wish me luck!
I still gotta get to that one
CLERKS was such a formative and important film for me (I was 14 when it came out, of course it was gonna hit) that I willingly watched both VULGAR and A BETTER PLACE. (Never got around to DRAWING FLIES, though.)
It's trying to save you from yourself, respect that
Tony Orlando and Dawn is early '70s but still feels like the right answer.