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surveycorpsforever
Nov 25 min read
Planet of the Apes (1968)
The razor thin line between control and concern is something many philosophers, governments, and leaders have grappled with since history...
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May 293 min read
Annihilation (2018)
Cellular disintegration as a metaphor for self destruction. This is the common thread that radiates nihilistic consistency throughout the...
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surveycorpsforever
May 295 min read
Pusher (1996)
The fragility of one’s security in the underworld lingers like a malicious plague. Drug dealing is a sinister trade that builds someone’s...
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surveycorpsforever
May 293 min read
The Killing (1956)
The surgical precision of Stanley Kubrick’s direction is something I've always marveled at. His unquestionable ability to never waste a...
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May 293 min read
Cure (1997)
Kiyoshi Kurosawa is a figure in film that has always astounded me with his use of atmosphere. My love for Cure and its liminal spaces...
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surveycorpsforever
Apr 243 min read
Raging Bull (1980)
As a child I always thought of boxers as modern day barbarians. The spectacle of watching two men engage in combat was something I found...
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surveycorpsforever
Mar 152 min read
Intentions of Murder (1964)
Shōhei Imamura is a director who consistently orients his films around suffering in the underclass. With Intentions of Murder, we see him...
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