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Added Gozu to Movie Watchlist

Added Spider-Man: No Way Home to Movie Watchlist

Added DOA: Dead or Alive to Movie Watchlist

Added High & Low The Movie to Movie Watchlist

Rated Project Hail Mary 9/10

Added Obsession to Movie Watchlist

Rated Superman 7/10

Added Balan - The Boy to Watched Movies

Rated The Fantastic 4: First Steps 8/10

Rated The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe 7/10

Rated Chungking Express 7/10

Added The Conversation to Movie Watchlist

Rated Dark Phoenix 2/10

Added Repo Man to Watched Movies

Rated Uncharted 4/10

Rated The Grand Budapest Hotel 10/10

Added Bad City to Movie Watchlist

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Added Get Smart to Watched Movies

Rated Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest 6/10

Rated The Report 8/10

Added The Super Mario Galaxy Movie to Movie Watchlist

Rated Rafiki 8/10

Short but powerful film my heart goes out to all Kenyan lesbians

Rated Vanya on 42nd Street 6/10

I’ve never seen this play before (beyond the parts of it in drive my car) so this feels like a pretty straight ahead, if condensed probably, performance. The meta stuff is mostly just there although when the director walked in and told everyone to take a break I didn’t even notice that I started reviewing my notes immediately like the movie really was taking a break. You got me, Andre Dinnerwith. Speaking of, as a double feature with dinner with Andre it does feel like the sort of theatrical happening described in that film, although textually it’s just a rehearsal, the way it’s presented is like this whole play is being performed for like 12 people and us. Like dinner theatre in a crumbling art nouveau theatre-palace.Otherwise hard to review meaningfully as I am not very good at telling about plays, but Julianne Moore as a woman tired of being an object, (sex) for all the men in her life and an object, (hatred) for her step daughter and just trying to do, anything really, I found compelling.