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A film executive recently informed me that you can’t have a decent kids’ film without making children cry and though I would normally beg to differ, I had to nod in agreement in the hope of landing a directing job for a book adaptation he wanted to bring to the screen. In hindsight, it was clear I wasn’t going to get the job given his constant need for reassurance that I wasn’t going to try and hijack his kids’ project…
that one scene made me ascend
so many moments that had me smiling from ear to ear. this is so good.
Yeah we’ve got a banger on our hands folks
The ‘conjuring spirits’ scene is one of the boldest swings I have seen in a blockbuster produced in my lifetime. Fucking cool. First time I’ve seen a post-credits scene that feels both narratively important and necessarily placed after the credits. Always nice to get a reminder that Delroy Lindo is undoubtedly one of the best actors alive. Love Wunmi Mosaku so much. Classically Horror segment in the middle where characters are yell-at-the-screen-frustratingly-dumb but it builds to a GREAT moment where…
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The decade since has been a unique professional experience that doesn’t come along very often; one where there’s a delightful alignment between my talents and ions and the mission and…
I was astounded by the beauty of the creepers and how unabashedly Nasha was loved (and good at loving). I'd watch this again just to see that
I love how when Bong Joon-Ho directs a Hollywood film he always turns into Terry Gilliam.
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A lot of big names made their way to the Croisette in 2025, filmmakers we’ll be talking about for the next ten months and beyond, but there were also countless artists deserving of (and receiving!) your attention beyond the bright lights, already bubbling under in your reviews. So here are some for your watchlists: the films our team on the ground could not stop thinking about, the ones we still can’t stop talking about—titles for your watchlists, your best-of lists, and almost definitely your forever Four Faves one day soon.
Read more about each of our selections on Journal.