1. Luke Cage (Willfully and Persistently)
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  2. The Ark (2022) by Haruo Yuki (Beneath the Stains of Time)
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  3. Honey, I Shrunk The Kids (1989) (Cinematic Moments Of All Time)

    Honey, I Shrunk The Kids (1989)

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  4. Saturday Film Club: 1979: The Model World of Robert Symes (Phil's Workbench)
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  5. DC’s July 2026 Solicitations (Speed Force)

    DC has posted their full complement of solicitations for July 2026, and here is everything relating to the Flash. You can see the solicitations in their entirety at Adventures In Poor Taste. THE FLASH #35 Written by RYAN NORTH Art and cover by GAVIN GUIDRY Variant covers by RILEY ROSSMO and JUNI BA $3.99 US […] -- Lia. The post DC’s July 2026 Solicitations appeared first on Speed Force.

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  6. Wiliam Holden in Stalag 17 (1953) (A Shroud of Thoughts)
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  7. Physical media (Schmookey's World)

    For a while I’ve just been coasting along with movies and TV. I used to purchase plenty of DVDs – mainly Asian cinema like Oldboy, Battle Royale, I’m a Cyborg, But That’s OK.…

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  8. Theatre review: A Doll's House (Partially Obstructed View)

    Anya Reiss' adaptation of A Doll's House is a faithful one in that it follows the story beats and motivations of Ibsen's original, but also a modern one in that it identifies an archetype we can all recognise and agree is the villain of the piece: Finance bros. At the beginning of Joe Hill-Gibbins' production Nora (Romola Garai) has prepared for Christmas by maxing out her husband's credit card on decorations and gifts for their family, to make up for a pretty miserable time the previous year.…

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  9. The Fat Blue Line (shadowplay)

    GUARDI I LADRI aka COPS AND ROBBERS I guess is a really satisfying one, a relatively early commedia all’italiana whose premise and title seem to be a faint riff on BICYCLE THIEVES (LADRI DI BICYCLETTE). Fat sweaty copper Aldo Fabrizi, having allowed professional thief Totò to slip through his fingers, is given one week to […]

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  10. What Should the Next Film Simulation Be? 5 Ideas for Fujifilm to Consider (FUJI X WEEKLY)

    Assuming that Fujifilm’s sixth-generation cameras are right around the corner—probably five or six months out—what should be different about it? I don’t want to answer that question in this article, but it is what made me think of today’s topic: which Film Simulation should come next? Looking back, Classic Chrome was introduced with X-Trans II, […]

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  11. Psycho II, or, Repro Bates (Spectre Collie)

    If you're going to insist on making a movie that doesn't need to exist, you could do worse than the sequel to Psycho

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  12. Next Week in Tickets: Films playing Boston 17 April 2026 - 23 April 2026 (Jay's Movie Blog)

    Festival time! Independent FIlm Festival Boston begins on Wednesday, starting at the Somerville Theatre with Boots Riley's I Love Boosters, then expanding to the Brattle the next day with Aanikoobijigan and Maddie's Secret while three shorts packages, First They Came for My College and The Last Yztari play the Somerville, with the festival continuing until the 29th. Much as I liked The Hole in

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  13. #17 Nineties (really really bad)

    And backdated from 05-03-26:

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  14. Flashback/Film Friday: "Collateral," is Michael Mann's Best Movie (The Newest Rant)
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  15. Hope-65 – a Chimp Explores the Stars to Find a New Planet for Humanity (Kuriositas)

    In the not too distant future, we reach out beyond our own solar system in search of a new home. To do this, space ships are launched, “manned”  by our closest relative – chimpanzees.  Specially trained, they must ascertain whether or not our exodus may begin, giving us a new home full of natural resources to claim as our own.  One of these chimpanzee explorers is Hope-65, one of a long line of her kind to go into space on our behalf.  She eventually arrives at a planet which fulfils all the ...

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  16. Kindertrauma Funhouse (kindertrauma)
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  17. Paramount Parking Lot Pigeons (Chris Schlarb)
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  18. Lesley Manville vs. Camera Phones (Mind the blog)

    We’ve probably all seen that clip by now, and have picked our sides. I won’t beat about the bush here: I’m very much Team Lesley Manville. It’s been really interesting to see the extreme arguments from both sides; the sheer entitlement from some, as well as pushback about Manville saying that she finds it “insulting” […]

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  19. Spiraling on BLKNWS (greg.org)

    I’ve been trying to keep up a pace here, but it is taking me longer than I expected to put some thoughts together about Kahlil Joseph’s 2025 film, BLKNWS: Terms & Conditions. When David Naimon, who hosts Between The Covers, had asked me about it on Bluesky, I thought I knew all I needed from … Continue reading "Spiraling on BLKNWS"

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  20. Breezy: William Holden’s Shawl-Collar Cardigan (BAMF Style)

    Vitals William Holden as Frank Harmon, cynical realtor and “nobody’s fool” Los Angeles, Fall 1972 Film: Breezy Release Date: November 18, 1973 Director: Clint Eastwood Men’s Costumer: Glenn Wright WARNING! Spoilers ahead! Background Born 108 years ago on April 17, 1918, William Holden was one of the most bankable stars of the 1950s with an Oscar-winning performance […] The post Breezy: William Holden’s Shawl-Collar Cardigan appeared first on BAMF Style.

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  21. Nothing More Stirring than a Super Delta (laststandonzombieisland)

    The Thunderbirds took a slight detour on their way to SUN ‘n FUN from Panama City to link up with the Blue Angels over the Emerald Coast. Offical caption: The U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron (NFDS) – the Blue Angels – and the U.S. Air Force Air Demonstration Squadron (USAFADS) – The Thunderbirds – took part in a rare formation

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  22. Around the dial (It's About TV)
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  23. queer (2024) (tugba's blog)
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  24. How to Make a Killing: Loses its way (Derrick Bang on Film)
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  25. April's Silent Comedy Kings And Queens (Way Too Damn Lazy To Write A Blog)
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  26. Maul - Shadow Lord (overkill.wtf)

    I don't particularly care about the Star Wars universe. I've seen the main movies, barely remember them, started The Mandalorian and never finished it, and played a few of the games. To me, the coolest character in the universe is Star Killer. That said, I started watching Maul - Shadow Lord and it's damn good! The mix of 3D animation and hand-drawn art styles is on point! Also, Sam Witwer is a fantastic voice actor.

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  27. 2046 (macroraptor)

    owning nothing

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  28. The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976) (Cinematic Moments Of All Time)

    The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976)

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  29. Armstrong and Miller Time (Ludicrously Niche)
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  30. Twin Peaks Publicity – Richard Beymer as Benjamin Horne (TWIN PEAKS BLOG)

    As part of early publicity for David Lynch and Mark Frost’s Twin Peaks, Capital Cities / ABC, Inc. produced several black and white photos featuring different characters such as Pete Martell (Jack Nance), Bobby Briggs (Dana Ashbook) and others. This particular photos showcases Richard Beymer as Benjamin Horne, owner of The Great Northern Hotel. RICHARD BEYMER... The post Twin Peaks Publicity – Richard Beymer as Benjamin Horne appeared first on TWIN PEAKS BLOG.

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