Welcomes the resistance, even towards itself.

There's a moment in Paper Tiger when Adam Driver has this commanding presence when he enters a scene, and I immediately thought, god damn that's Vincent Hanna.

Anyways, good movie. James Gray revisiting his old crime melodrama territory, with some finessed storytelling, and an unforgettable stairwell standoff almost as riveting as the car chase in We Own The Night.

A provocation, which the movie isn't equipped to honestly or meaningfully engage with, gets in the way of some decent marital cringe comedy.

And that recent essay about dating a minor and looking up to Woody Allen just makes Borgli's obsession with cancel culture (as seen in Dream Scenario and now this) seem more intentional.

There are rules one must abide by in order to successfully survive the Scream franchise.

Don't criticize Israel.

Yeah that's about it.

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