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This Week In Movie Posters, January 16, 2024
Airplane heists, spooky ballerinas, an Amy Winehouse biopic, and more.
Vince Mancini
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Is it Worse to be Born Terrible, or to Aspire to it?
People keep asking whether movies like 'Saltburn' and 'The Menu' are too mean or not mean enough to rich people. 'Saltburn' is bizarro 'Succession,' and this is missing the point entirely.
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Vili Fualaau Does Not Like 'May December,' As Predicted by 'May December'
Mary Kay Letourneau's ex spoke to the Hollywood Reporter this week in a situation that the movie was basically designed to anticipate.
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This Week in Movie Posters: Sexy Tennis, Culture War Nuns, and Garfield
The week's new posters, a box office report, and some brief hopes for 2024.
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'Maestro' is the Biopic's Biopic, a Movie Aspiring to Movie-ness.
Bradley Cooper's Leonard Bernstein conducts symphonies, beds men and women, and daydreams about being a fart.
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This Week In Posters, 12-26-23. Spaceman Sandler!
The last This Week In Posters of 2023, featuring Sad Spaceman Adam Sandler and the return of Muncher.
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'Aquaman 2' Mostly Sucks, But James Wan Seems Like He's Having Fun
'Aquaman: The Lost Kingdom' is yet more sign that the expanded universe is finished as a cultural force. And now James Wan is free to do something else. Hooray!
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A Modest Proposal: Make the Cars Different Colors in 'Ferrari'
Michael Mann's Dad-movie epic misses a few layups.
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Let'th Talk About 'May Dethember'
The Frotcast reviews Todd Haynes' new Mary-Kay Letourneau movie about how actors are whores and lisps are funny.
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'Leave the World Behind' is the 'Civil War' That Already Exists
Julia Roberts and Mahershali Ali in Netflix's most-watched film this week.
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This Week In Movie Posters, December 18.
Dolph Lundgren in a Dolph Lundgren film, starring Dolph Lundgren and Kelsey Grammer.
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Talking 'Napoleon' With 'The Age of Napoleon'
Napoleon facts! Napoleon fiction! Piggystyle sex and shootings on pyramids, as we talk Ridley Scott's 'Napoleon' with Age of Napoleon host Everett Rummage.