The Tommy C. Appreciation Club, or TCAC, solemnly swears to watch and appreciate all theatrical performances by Tom Cruise then recap them, round-table style. In this edition, the Moviejawn chooses to accept Mission: Impossible.
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““I need you to know what your silence can do.”
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“You’d be surprised how much our past trauma informs who we’re drawn to.”
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This film is charming and so deeply uncynical in the most refreshing kind of way
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This month, we’re celebrating animation from Japan–better known as anime–by looking at some of our favorite works or ones we hope will provide new perspective.
by Emily Maesar, Staff Writer
It often feels like there’s nothing that encapsulates the teenage experience quite losing your virginity.
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A remarkable piece of animation…funny, emotional, and truly made for weird kids and their vaguely normal parents.
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“Seeing the mother’s the nightmare.”
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“You got the gold in manipulation.”
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Teens without chaperones!
In honor of what would have been his 111st (eleventy-first for you Tolkien readers) birthday on March 23, what is your favorite film directed by Akira Kurosawa?
by Emily Measar, Staff Writer
Each month, one of our writers will be sharing movies that were set and/or shot near where they have lived as a personal lens into these films…
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More dispatches from virtual SXSW 2021.
by Emily Maesar, Staff Writer
SXSW has a history of films, both narrative and documentary, about the music and film industry–and why should 2021 be any different.
by Emily Maesar, Staff Writer
The Yellow Wallpaper is a feminist tale by way of showing the consequences of not taking women’s mental health seriously.
by Emily Maesar, Staff Writer
Marie and George’s deepest fears come true–they’re stuck on the island.
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“Sometimes remembering old wounds can feel like a warm bath.”
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Women Is Losers is about resilience and love, in all the best ways.
by Emily Maesar, Staff Writer
The film sits on a knife’s edge of tone, and it balances every aspect in the most enjoyable way possible.
by Emily Maesar, Staff Writer
Sneaking away from desk duty!