What do you get when you combine a badass director, a non-professional teenage actor, and an outdated aspect ratio? A great film. Fish Tank is a film filled with cusses, fights, sex, and abuse, but it's all courtesy of vulnerable characters inhabiting a fully realized world crafted by a masterful writer/director.

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What do you get when you combine a badass director, a non-professional teenage actor, and an outdated aspect ratio? A great film. Fish Tank is a film filled with cusses, fights, sex, and abuse, but it's all courtesy of vulnerable characters inhabiting a fully realized world crafted by a masterful writer/director.

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What do you get when you combine a badass director, a non-professional teenage actor, and an outdated aspect ratio? A great film. Fish Tank is a film filled with cusses, fights, sex, and abuse, but it's all courtesy of vulnerable characters inhabiting a fully realized world crafted by a masterful writer/director.

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- battleshippretension.com/category/idmb

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What do you get when you combine a badass director, a non-professional teenage actor, and an outdated aspect ratio? A great film. Fish Tank is a film filled with cusses, fights, sex, and abuse, but it's all courtesy of vulnerable characters inhabiting a fully realized world crafted by a masterful writer/director.

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The Last Man on Earth/ Castle

Tyler and David talk about the films that will be playing at this year's LA Film Fest, as well as the closing of Tyler's high school hometown movie theater.

Tyler and David discuss what they've been watching, including The House Where Evil Dwells, X-Men: Days of Future Past, Ghost Warrior, Last Days in the Desert, Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising, I Am Road Comic, The Emigrants, Survivor, @Midnight and The Amazing Race.

A look into the headspace of those who are a little…off. Double Feature releases THE DOUBLE FEATURE MOVIE alongside the Year 9 Kickstarter. Out now! https://doublefeature.fm/kickstarter Fitzcarraldo in the making. Every film is also a documentary of the making of that film. Metaphors that aren’t metaphors. The line between crazy and genius (or, maybe there’s one). Fitzcarraldo could have just eaten a gum ball and avoided this whole mess. Used Cars as a screwball comedy. The time of Robert Zemekis that didn’t get enough breathing room. Getting down and dirty. The cringey feeling of watching screwball comedies (which have all but disappeared) at the height of the politically correctness in the last several decades. Revisiting – was it ok for people in backwards times to think backwards things? Staving off the full transition into socially conservative old person.

A look into the headspace of those who are a little…off. Double Feature releases THE DOUBLE FEATURE MOVIE alongside the Year 9 Kickstarter. Out now! https://doublefeature.fm/kickstarter Fitzcarraldo in the making. Every film is also a documentary of the making of … Continue reading →

Bleak mood and tone? Yes. Suffocating cinematography? Yes. Emotionally dark places? Yes. But would I recommend it? Well...while Red Road isn't necessarily a film I would have sought out on my own, Arnold's feature directorial debut does an effective job at signaling the former actress as a filmmaker of undoubtable talent and vision. Should you watch it on a date? No.

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