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“If That Mockingbird Don’t Sing” is Unfiltered Teenage Anxiety and Humor
If That Mockingbird Don’t Sing is an introduction to Bones’ directorial voice, one that is sharp and funny, with room to grow.
My “Anaconda” Don’t Want None Unless You Got Originality, Hun
Anaconda could have been included in that conversation, but instead it’s too much like a big studio poking fun at itself while doing the exact thing it attempts to make light of.
“Tapawingo” is the Spiritual Sequel to “Napoleon Dynamite”
Tapawingo will speak to a generation that misses the oddball sincerity of the aughts and potentially win over some Napoleon Dynamite non-believers with its more fleshed-out narrative.
“Eternity” Asks Who You Want to Spend the Rest of Time With
Perhaps, though, it’s like Joan says — maybe what makes life (and Eternity) special is that it is finite.
“Bugonia” isn’t Mad, it’s Just Disappointed
Bugonia isn’t regret, but remorse, and that stings all the more.
Richard Linklater’s “Nouvelle Vague” Returns to the French New Wave
Nouvelle Vague is not the act of rebellion it documents, but it is a charming escape to a time film lovers wish they could’ve experienced firsthand.
“Rats!” is Early-Aughts Stoner Madness
Rats! is a riot that crawled out of the depths of Warped Tour to arrive on the doorstep of the 2020s in the best possible way.