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Ryan E. Johnson on the season finale of AMC’s ‘Preacher.’
Ryan E. Johnson on the season finale of AMC’s ‘Preacher.’
“This may be the midpoint of the season, but it already feels like these cycles of self-delusion are about to crash.”
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“Despite being under the ‘Two Drink Minimum’ banner, make no mistake: ‘BoJack Horseman’ is not a comedy.”
“Perhaps not the film for the adventurous young adult, Ponyo proves that remarkable visual inventiveness more-than makes up for candy-sweet morals and glass-fragile plot lines.”
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“Where Indignation deviates a little from its otherwise classical trappings is in its structure.”
“There’s nothing more indicative of the flaws in HBO’s ‘The Night Of’ than Jack Stone’s eczema.”
“In many ways, the first season of AMC’s ‘Preacher’ has led to a slow descent into damnation for its characters.”
“So, what is it about these two figureheads of cult film that makes them so iconically and definitively camp?”
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“Abandoning messages of environmentalism and nonviolence, ‘Howl’s Moving Castle’ abandons the narrative moralities that typify the director’s style.”
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“Can hearing something be scarier than seeing something?”
“It’s like hanging out with your spoiled great aunt at Thanksgiving for an hour until she gets plastered and ruins everything.”
“With ‘Le amiche,’ Antonioni further bridges the gap between comparatively conservative melodrama and the groundbreaking narrative and visual abstraction he would soon unleash.”
“Beyond racial insensitivity, the opening hours of ‘The Night Of’ have been marked by attempts at complexity which end up doing little to give characters depth.”
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“As it’s proven in its previous episodes, ‘Preacher’ is not a show that markets in hope, and all that Jesse has left in his wake so far is a boy sent to Hell, a lost church, broken relationships and a dead dog.”