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Movies I Saw in March 2026

This month I saw movies in all the major theatrical film gauges: 16mm, 35mm, and 70mm. I also rewatched a few things—which is unusual for me—but that allowed me the chance to feel more confident about some of my relatively unusual scores for a couple of the most beloved films of 2025. Continue reading
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Last-Minute 2026 Oscars Predictions

Let’s continue a year-old tradition and guess the winners of the upcoming Oscar award ceremony. Continue reading
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How Not to Sound Like AI

Much thought has been given to the question of how AI writing can sound more human. I’m more interested in the reverse: How can human writing sound less like AI? Continue reading
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Movies I Saw in February 2026

This month had some notable theater experiences: I donned 3D glasses for the first time in a while for Sam Raimi’s feminist survival thriller Send Help, caught a 70mm showing of The Testament of Ann Lee, and laughed harder than I have at a comedy in a long time. Continue reading
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The Film That Became a Feature

Almost none of the Letterboxd reviews of Paint Drying relate at all to the film or the circumstances around its creation—yet they embody the film’s spirit by subverting the medium. Continue reading
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