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TOY - You Make Me Forget Myself

The SellOut November 29, 2018

I cannot wait for this full-album to come out!!

In MUSIC Tags TOY, KRAUTROCK, post punk, PUNK, TANGERINE DREAM, ALTERNATIVE ROCK, 70S
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My top favourite movies of 2017

The SellOut January 26, 2018

So again, I wasn't able to see all the movies I wanted to - still dying to see Alexander Payne's 'Downsizing', Todd Haynes' 'Wonderstruck' , Joe Wright's 'Darkest Hour' and Annette Benning in 'Film Stars Don't Die In Liverpool'- but out of all the ones I managed to see, these are the ones I liked the most. 

My top 5:

1. Dunkirk (easily the best movie of the year. Best editing, sound-design, original score, cinematography, directing...I liked it so much I watched it 2.5 times in 24hrs hehe);

2. Personal Shopper (quite a surprise and it was my fave until I saw 'Dunkirk'. I've seen it 3 times so far. Thanks Criterion!);

3.  The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected). Noah Baumbach's best since 'The Squid And The Whale' in my opinion;

4. Call Me By Your Name (Michael Stuhlbarg is probably the most underused American actor in mainstream movies. Amazing how he can transform 100% into the characters he plays -to the point he is almost unrecognizable. Everyone is so in love with Armie Hammer and Timothee Chalamet - and rightfully so as they were superb in their roles- but I'd also like to see Stuhlbarg get some of the attention since this movie benefits greatly from his performance);

5. The Killing Of A Sacred Deer (Not as funny as 'The Lobster'-it's a very different movie, duh- but funny nonetheless. If cinematography can be quoted -lol- this movie quotes a lot of Kubrick's. Also, Colin Farrell and Barry Keoghan give the year's best performances in my very humble opinion);

Also loved:

- 3 Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri; 

- Phantom Thread (no. Daniel D Lewis is not going to retire after this one!!);

- Ladybird (well, it was only a matter of time before the always-great Greta Gerwig was kicking ass behind the camera as well. Here's hoping she makes one movie every year);

- mother! (a friend of mine hated this one so much she had an argument with the theater manager and demanded a refund. LOL. I loved it and thought about nothing else for weeks.);

- Logan (in a class of its own, this is the best super-hero movie so far and probably the new standard in the genre. Why Hugh Jackman wasn't nominated for any award is beyond me);

- The Florida Project (totes adorbs);

- The Shape Of Water (Sally Hawkins should win all the awards for her performance and I was specially happy to see The Creature From The Black Lagoon getting laid in a movie hehe);

- Good Time (was this the most overlooked movie of the year? I think it was!  'Adventures In Babysitting' for grown-ups would be a perfect description that maybe would've taken more people to see it, yo!);

- Baby Driver (Edgar Wright's biggest and best and possibly his best soundtrack too)

- The Beguiled (loved it despite Nicole Kidman being it. Thanks for another one, Sofia);

- Valerian And The City Of A Thousand Planets (underrated a.f! I could watch this again anytime);

- Spiderman Homecoming (what a relief this one was as good as Raimi's Spiderman 2);

- The Disaster Artist (dude. the laughs were intentional this time);

- Woodshock (not sure the Mulleavy sisters meant to reference 'Picnic In Hanging Rock' but I thought about it a lot while watching this. Was also pleasantly surprised by their fine taste in music. The soundtrack features great tracks by Wire, Suicide and Gary Numan);

- Ingrid Goes West (the first half of the movie was insanely funny and I still think about it);

- Atomic Blonde (yeah, no story during the first 30 minutes but still, one of the year's most entertaining, dopest-looking and it had the best music you can ask for -Depeche Mode's 'Behind The Wheel', The Clash's 'London Calling'...)

 

In MOVIES Tags ingrid goes west, personal shopper, kristen stewart, dunkir, dunkirk, robert pattinson, robert patinson, valerian and the city of a thousand planets, luc besson, cara delevingne, dane dehaan, rihanna, call me by your name, ladybird, armie hammer, greta gerwig, logan, wolverine, hugh jackman, mother!, jennifer lawrence, the shape of water, the creature from the black lagoon, the killing of a sacred deer, colin farrell, good time movie, The Meyerowitz Stories, adam sandler
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The Smiths - The story behind every album and single cover.

The SellOut January 4, 2017
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Ever wonder who the people on your favourite Smiths album covers are?

Read on!

 

In MUSIC Tags the smiths, morrissey, johnny marr, elvis presley, elvis, joe dalessandro, andy warhol, james dean, the queen is dead
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London Town Trailer.

The SellOut September 16, 2016

This looks cool although I think it's a bit too clean and The Clash look like models wearing fresh clothing... It might be because the story is told from the point of a posh kid...? We'll see. Rhys Meyers is too pretty to play Joe Strummer but he's such a good actor I'm sure that won't matter at all. Looking forward to this one.

In MOVIES, MUSIC Tags london town, johnathan rhys meyers, Tom Hughes, Natascha McElhone, the clash, paul simmonon, joe strummer
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Nocturnal Animals Trailer

The SellOut September 15, 2016

Jake 'Donnie Darko' Gyllenhaal starring in Tom Ford's latest - a thriller!!- is probably the movie event of the year. I had to watch this trailer three times just so I could grasp everything (its look, cast and storyline) and a fourth just because November is a bit far away.... 

In MOVIES Tags jake gyllenhaal, amy adams, michael shannon, nocturnal animals, armie hammer, tom ford, a single man
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TRIBUTE: Celebrating 20 Years of The Cardigans’ ‘First Band on the Moon’

The SellOut September 15, 2016

Beautifully written by a fan, this is the best article I've ever read on this greatly underrated band. The Cardigans live on. 

In MUSIC Tags the cardigans, sweden, swedish bands, lovefool, first band on the moon, super extra gravity, long gone before daylight, gran turismo, emmerdale, the cardigans life, iron man
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The Kills - Siberian Nights

The SellOut June 27, 2016

Been playing this song and watching this video compulsively.

 

In MUSIC Tags the kills, alison mosshart, jamie hince
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"Sun to Sun", KENZO Pre-Fall 2016 movie by Partel Oliva

The SellOut June 6, 2016

All-girl bike-gang. So dope. 

In MOVIES, FASHION Tags kenzo, aw16
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Kristen Stewart for Chanel.

The SellOut June 4, 2016

Kristen looks stunning in new Chanel video

In FASHION Tags kristen stewart, chanel, karl lagerfeld
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Bjork - Human Behaviour Live at Conan O'Brien, 1993

The SellOut February 23, 2016
In MUSIC Tags bjork, bjork debut, bjork human behaviour, conan o'brien, 90s
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