A film living in the moment - regardless of how short it's bound to last.
‘Licorice Pizza’ Review: Tomorrow May Not be the Day According to Paul Thomas Anderson
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Jaime’s Film Diary: February 28, 2020
A weekly entry recapping everything that Jaime Rebanal has been watching over the week.
Magnolia, a San Fernando Epic About The Search for Redemption Through Mere Coincidences: A Review
Paul Thomas Anderson's 1999 magnum opus remains the director at his most ambitious and emotionally chaotic.
There Will Be Blood is a Crowning Achievement in the Highest Order
Paul Thomas Anderson's 2007 film remains a seminal piece of American cinema from the 21st century.
General Thoughts: The 90th Academy Awards
One knows already how predictable the Academy Awards can become after the route of the Golden Globes and the SAG Awards among many more, but in the 90 years that we have seen them moving onward, what they had managed to turn forth was not only one of the strongest lineups in a while but [...]
2017: A Year in Review
Another year is complete, but not without having talked about the wonderful experiences we've had at the cinemas. Together with the not-so-wonderful films. But alas, this has been an extraordinary year for films for the highlights still managed to stick their landing inside of our minds – and the inevitable "what about such and such?" [...]
Phantom Thread – Review
As good a film as Hitchcock would have made now. (✯✯✯✯✯)
Inherent Vice – Review
Entangling just as the best mystery films would be, yet never not entertaining. (✯✯✯✯✯)
Punch-Drunk Love – Review
Exposes a new self for Adam Sandler that should be coming out more, in all of its thoughtfulness. (✯✯✯✯✯)
Cinema from the Spectrum 