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"The kid will live and learn, as he watches his bridges burn"
Willie Nelson and John Prine cross the singer-songwriter borderline
As an early independently-made film, Shadows, written and directed by John Cassavetes, is regarded as a significant achievement in cinematic history; but many viewers stop short while trying to come to terms with what the film is doing.
Dig into the lyrics and you'll feel how a fractured romance spins out of control.
While Legendary Hearts sometimes gets overlooked, it is an essential record in Lou Reed’s solo work.
At the speed of light, or is it the other way around? Watch these two films, and then decide.
Out on Criterion today, the film should no longer be considered as an idiosyncratic 70s neo noir but instead as a powerful dramatization of how you always miss what you can’t see
Sometimes you don't know why you like what you like... here I help my partner figure this out about Shearwater's 2016 album Jet Plane and Oxbow
In To Live and Die in L.A. good taste may be timeless but for some counterfeit cops and criminals time runs out.
Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones sang that “every cop is a criminal.” In T-Men and To Live and Die in L.A., when it comes to the pursuit of "funny money" in La-La Land it's difficult to tell who is on what side of the law. In Part 1: T-Men what starts as a shout-out to the undercover agents goes to stranger spaces of smoke and steam.