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  1. the fog of nostalgia
    No Movie Captures the Essence of Neil Young’s Best Songs Like Inherent ViceJust as Neil sings of an elusive past, Inherent Vice dangles a rush of emotions in front of you only to slip away the second you try to grasp them.
    By Chris Stanton
  2. goth excellence
    The Action-Goth Masterpiece That Never Got Its DueThe ahead-of-its-time epic Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust was meant to be the movie that proved action anime could work on the big screen in America.
    By Eric Vilas-Boas
  3. it can’t rain all the time
    Without Brandon Lee, The Crow Doesn’t FlyThe textured humanity Lee gives The Crow is still its strongest asset, and 30 years after the film’s debut, still its most memorable quality.
    By Roxana Hadadi
  4. wednesday night movie club
    Signs Is the M. Night Shyamalan Experience at Its BestM. Night Shyamalan has talked about Signs as the most joyous movie he’s ever made. And you can see it.
    By Nicholas Quah
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    Bryant Park and Movies Go Together Like Peas and CarrotsStarting June 10, we’re giving you a reason to look forward to Mondays.
    By Vulture Editors
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    Cellooo, It’s Time to Go Back to School of RockTwenty years later, one great rock show can still change the world.
    By Chris Stanton
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    There’s Still Only One Great Indiana Jones MovieMaybe Hollywood can’t quit Indiana Jones because the magic of his first adventure still hasn’t been recaptured. Not by a long shot.
    By A.A. Dowd
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    Hollywood’s First Celebrated Film About Drag Is As Flawed As It Is FabulousHere is a statement about the emancipatory power of drag wrapped in a tale of allyship — embalmed as it is in the limitations of the ’90s.
    By Manuel Betancourt
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    Bend It Like Beckham Wants You to Be Your Bravest SelfWhat Bend It Like Beckham articulated so well is that the adolescent desire to prove oneself has no borders or boundaries.
    By Roxana Hadadi
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    Kill Bill Isn’t the Simple Revenge Story You RememberThe Bride’s quest for vengeance is morally gray. But that gray is overshadowed by the bright yellow of her jumpsuit and kick-ass katana fights.
    By Bethy Squires
  11. role call
    Scott Speedman Answers All Our Questions About UnderworldOn why he left the franchise after two films, the pressures of fame at a young age, and wild times in Budapest.
    By Wolfgang Ruth
  12. wednesday night movie club
    Gentlemen Prefer Blondes’ Winking Burlesque of FemininityThere’s verve and wit to these women’s bouncing walks, their sideways exchanged looks, their lipsticked mouths curling into satisfied little grins.
    By Christina Newland
  13. wednesday night movie club
    How to Watch Basic Instinct With Your Significant OtherLet a whodunnit lead to a whoisdoingit. (You are.)
    By Dave Schilling and Halle Kiefer
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    The Time Has Come to Appreciate John Carter As the Goofy Throwback Epic It IsThe colossal bomb that lost Disney $200 million now seems far from the creative disaster it was dismissed as back in 2012.
    By Roxana Hadadi
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    The Reality-Breaking Joy of Speed Racer’s Final RaceOn the glorious abstraction of Speed Racer’s CGI climax, a sequence that plays boldly with the very idea of filmed spectacle.
    By Jackson McHenry
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    Twilight’s Final Vampire Battle Is Better Than Anything Marvel Has Ever DoneSlay, TCU (Twilight Cinematic Universe)!
    By Rebecca Alter and Wolfgang Ruth
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    Miami Vice’s Journey From Misfire to MasterpieceMichael Mann’s 2006 Miami Vice film wasn’t supposed to be anything like this.
    By Bilge Ebiri