Read every OBSCURAE Best Picture Review

Read every OBSCURAE Best Picture Review
I finally watched Bugonia, against my will. (Spoilers)
My beef with Yorgos continues. WARNING: Metric Tonnes of Sarcasm Ahead.
ARCHIVE: F1: Boomer Propaganda
For the glossy Hollywood Treatment of the world’s most glamorous extreme sport, Kosinski asks the question: Should we bring back Brad Pitt Blockbusters? (Spoilers: No, thanks.)
I finally watched Train Dreams
From the team that brought us “Sing Sing”, a quiet, sad film with brilliant performances emerges. However, its place in the Best Picture lineup feels less secure.
Why One Battle After Another is the definitive political epic of the Modern Era (No Spoilers)
Many men have tried; Paul Thomas Anderson has actually (finally) succeeded.
Frankenstein | TIFF50
Gore, fear and innocence mark another Del Toro triumph, and a king-making turn for Jacob Elordi.
I finally watched Marty Supreme. It’s really good, actually.
The woman was too stunned to speak.
Hamnet: Stages of Grief
This film will break you - you will have to put yourself back together again.
Sinners
A genre-blending feast for the senses that challenges its audience to confront horrors, both human and supernatural
Sinners won so hard it killed Warner Bros...?
Black people? Winning? It seems the American Far Right can’t allow the success of Black Americans to go unpunished.
Yapping about Sinners for 58min17s (Academy Awards Preview) | Sophisticulture
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O Agente Secreto: Recinte, 1977 | OBSCURAE at Cannes
Once we really know what’s going on, that’s when things get bloody, and Kleber Mendonça Filho will have you on the edge of your seat.
Sentimental Value: The profound sadness™
Trier’s typical patient, Norwegian lens does not provide any revelation, but still brings a considered craft to a story of Generational Trauma.