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Charles Bramesco

@intothecrevasse

film and TV critic / @guardian @vulture @lwlies / COLORS OF FILM: THE STORY OF CINEMA IN 50 PALETTES on shelves now / it's me, it's really me

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Good morning! For my i-D debut, I wrote about Luca Guadagnino's little-seen first feature THE PROTAGONISTS, a creepily prescient dissection of the true-crime obsession that would only worsen over the coming decades. Lotta great anecdotes from the team: i-d.co/article/the-pr…

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So you’re telling me Roland Emmerich [my face turns green] is adapting LAWRENCE OF ARABIA [I lose feeling in all my extremities] as a prestige TV series [my eyes fall out of their sockets] with the writer of BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY [I burst into flame]

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I was so in the can for this show, simultaneously serviced my boyhood love of superpowers and activated my lifelong love of kung fu, plus the recurring segment at the end where live-action Jackie would answer fan questions always made me smile

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REBEL RIDGE is solid — independent pulp cinema is so anemic right now that good dialogue and pacing come as a bracing tonic — but I cannot deny that I kept thinking about Wrench, the scrupulously law-abiding cop on the edge from Arrested Development

REBEL RIDGE is solid — independent pulp cinema is so anemic right now that good dialogue and pacing come as a bracing tonic — but I cannot deny that I kept thinking about Wrench, the scrupulously law-abiding cop on the edge from Arrested Development