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The Russo Brothers

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The Bluff
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The Bluff

Pirates, spit, and Frantz Fanon.
26 Feb 2026 2 min read
Give Me More: 2022 Releases in Review So Far
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Give Me More: 2022 Releases in Review So Far

19 Aug 2022 5 min read
Netflix's First Blockbuster in 'The Gray Man'
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Netflix's First Blockbuster in 'The Gray Man'

The word “blockbuster” etymologically comes from news reporting of the allied bombs rained on fascist Italy. They demolished entire blocks. Eventually, it became shorthand for something shocking—and then about a decade later, to specifically designate movies of a broad appeal and massive cultural impact. Blockbusters, in the modern sense
23 Jul 2022 1 min read
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