Adam Nayman
@brofromanother
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let's count the rings around my eyes
Toronto, Ontario
Joined January 2010
Happy to say that David Fincher: Mind Games will be out in October, with design and graphics by the same team that did the Coen and PTA books. There'll be a very cool announcement soon about the foreword; other information and a pre-order link are below.
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Bitcoin’s on fire at $112K! Time to flip the charts on BTCC!.Exploring Cryptocurrency with Jaren Jackson Jr.🏀.
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RT @realJackEason: Ended up jotting down a bit about my reaction to The Monkey. It's probably not worth the time but I did do it at work. h….
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Trust me: I voted as hard as I could for Paul Rudd in They Came Together (and Carice Van Houten in Black Book) but no cigar.
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For @ringer's new list of great 21st Century performance, I wrote about Sandra Huller, Viggo Mortensen, Choi Min-sik, Val Kilmer, Paul Mescal and - scroll all the way down to the bottom - Naomi Watts
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We’re talking capital-A Acting, baby! From Daniel Day-Lewis in ‘There Will Be Blood’ to Mark Wahlberg in ‘The Departed,’ we’re celebrating the best of the best of the past 25 years. How do your...
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I don’t think it’s underplayed at all! Nearly every piece on DOLLS -rightly - mentioned that it felt slovenly in whole or part; for some that style suited the material (however intentionally). No question Joel has a strong(er) hand directorially, and you feel his absence….
Okay that’s fine, but an important difference that I feel is underplayed in a lot of film criticism is that one of the Coens’ strengths was their ability to put together strong sequences that were lit well. Drive-Away Dolls indicates that Joel may have had a bigger hand in that.
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I say this as somebody who isn’t fully sure HONEY DON’T works on its own terms! But for me those terms are interesting - and if not fully separate, then at least distinct from the ones set by Joel/Ethan.
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As somebody who loves the Coens - and love means not saying sorry - I’m still struck by how much the negative reactions to the Ethan/Tricia films hinge on them not working like the brothers’ movies - as opposed to thinking about how they might work differently.
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Really good writing - good film criticism - by Molly on HONEY DON’T!
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Ethics of internet resale panel at 2 pm with Ratel from Cloud.
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So far we’ve seen two Piano Teachers, three Elles and one Claire (with Camera of course).
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Can’t believe all the Martin Eden costumes here at Fan Expo.
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RT @brofromanother: The series I've been doing on key 21st Century movies for @ringer with @ManiLazic is entering the home stretch. This mo….
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Even in 2015, Ryan Coogler’s ‘Rocky’ sequel (that plays like a reset) felt like a relic from another time. Now it feels like a feat in franchise filmmaking.
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RT @brofromanother: On Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke's HONEY DON'T, a slightly klutzy, clickety-clacking step in the right direction, for @ne….
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Witty energy and zingy one-liners can’t quite keep Ethan Coen’s neo-noir caper together.
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RT @bealoayza: Here are my 2 cents on Honey Don’t!
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The second solo feature by Ethan Coen stars Margaret Qualley, Aubrey Plaza and Chris Evans in a murder mystery that involves a sex cult and a grisly revenge cycle.
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On Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke's HONEY DON'T, a slightly klutzy, clickety-clacking step in the right direction, for @newrepublic
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Witty energy and zingy one-liners can’t quite keep Ethan Coen’s neo-noir caper together.
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