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60 of 164 · most liked firstRun, do not walk, to see Godzilla Minus one. I had this film ranked with The Zone of Interest and May December and Skinamarink on my year-end list. Astonishing movie.
unlabelledView post →I reviewed MAY DECEMBER, a rancid psychosexual masterpiece which made my skin crawl off my body and flee into the wilderness. Absolutely incredible film. www.patreon.com/posts/941611...
unlabelledView post →Scored this super-cool promo shirt for the Todd Haynes film May December (2023) ❤️ Hoping Criterion releases a disc of it Have a great Sunday! (also, rooting for Demi tonight 🤞)
unlabelledView post →I was honored to serve as an AFI judge this year, and I think we came up with a really strong list--I voted for many of these and can stand behind all of them. I'm particularly thrilled that one of the ten spots went to MAY DECEMBER, a movie that deserves to be in the mix all the way.
unlabelledView post →I truly don’t know how to be cynical as a film lover when. Zone of interest! Anatomy of a fall! May December! The Barbie movie! All came out in a year!!! Are movies always this good
unlabelledView post →the newest challenge SWEEPING the internet....can you see todd haynes' truly excellent new film in theaters before the end of the month?? they're calling it "May December November"
unlabelledView post →I'm planning to spend the next month or so explaining to people that Todd Haynes' great movie May December is not "camp" and that if we're flinging that word around that way, it has become so hollowed out that it's time to let it rest alongside Susan Sontag.
unlabelledView post →Watched May December last night. Goated movie but not a great Valentine’s Day movie pick
unlabelledView post →rewatched MAY DECEMBER tonight and feel like I have emotional cancer now. perfect movie
unlabelledView post →These New York Critics Circle winners are a strong and deserving lot; they range from a terrific left-field, handicapper-baffling choice (Rogowski) to a wholly merited push forward for a great movie (May December) to a preview of the showdown that will define much of the season (Film/Director). >
unlabelledView post →Godzilla Minus One, Napoleon, May December, The Boy and the Heron, Poor Creatures -- what a couple of months for film, man!
unlabelledView post →Todd Haynes mentoring Charles Melton in the mystic arts on the set of May December. All arcane magic in that movie was entirely real, no CGI, no special effects.
unlabelledView post →That movie MAY DECEMBER you keep hearing about how good it is? It’s on Netflix right now and we just watched it and it *is* that good
unlabelledView post →May December completely rewards a rewatch. I just noticed the detail that the pet shop owner who acts deeply uncomfortable discussing the scandal has in easy reach the time he got on the front page of the newspaper about it in a protective plastic sheath. Just an unbelievably vicious movie.
unlabelledView post →so it's a film starring Willem Dafoe as a poet in the Village rediscovered by a group of naive romantics who act like the cast of 'Metropolitan' written by the woman who wrote 'May December' in other words a film made specifically for me, thank you, that's so kind www.youtube.com/watch?v=FI_7...
unlabelledView post →MAY DECEMBER is not just a baseball movie it’s an MN Twins baseball movie!
unlabelledView post →going to listen to the soundtrack for Todd Haynes' "May December" before seeing it and accidentally spoiling the movie for myself because one of the tracks is called "Qui-Gon Jinn's Funeral"
unlabelledView post →macron banning the film May-December in france so he doesnt have to think too hard
unlabelledView post →My deranged billionaire project would be to bring back the Marvel Movie Specials but for movies like May December (2023).
unlabelledView post →Academy Award-nominated screenwriter Samy Burch (MAY DECEMBER) penned the script for the highly-anticipated COYOTE VS. ACME film – which at one point was set to be “destroyed”‼️ Hear Burch talk about the COYOTE funeral screening + more on tomorrow’s episode of The American Cinematheque Podcast 🎙️💛
unlabelledView post →If Netflix knew anything about selling a fucking movie they’d be hauling ass to get May December in front of my damn eyes.
unlabelledView post →Mother, mother, mother, mother, mother... Seriously, she needs to do another May-December romance movie, where she seduces college boys while she wears this.
unlabelledView post →The third & penultimate round of Slate Movie Club concludes w/ @markharris.bsky.social on May December, Todd Haynes' dark comedy--or is it a melodrama? A satire? That genre ambiguity, & Haynes' recycling of old forms as a principle of queer artmaking, is part of the point. slate.com/culture/2023...
unlabelledView post →Slate Movie Club, Part 12: I write about my favorite movie of 2023, May December. And about a very strange and very apt-for-this-moment trend in movie endings. AND about a brutal review of The Zone of Interest! slate.com/culture/2023...
unlabelledView post →Todd Haynes’ May December is now on Netflix. There’s a reason it won two awards from the NYFCC yesterday - it’s a fabulous movie; fascinating, sad, and occasionally hilarious. Don’t let it vanish into the black hole of streaming.
unlabelledView post →Rewatching May December this gag of a movie…….
unlabelledView post →Kind of blown away by MAY DECEMBER, which has the faint veneer of movie-of-the-week camp but also the dramatic complexity of, like, vintage Egoyan.
unlabelledView post →Got out to see After The Hunt tonight. Drama more in line with Guadagnino’s earlier films. Also reminds me of Tár and May December a bit in its exploration of cancel culture and power dynamics. Roberts and Edibiri are fantastic.
unlabelledView post →First, Mary Kay Letourneau, former teacher and a major inspiration for the movie May-December
unlabelledView post →Jay Duplass' THE BALTIMORONS, premiering at #SXSW2025, is a stealth charmer, folding a Christmas Eve all-night odyssey with an AFTER HOURS vibe into a gentle May-December romance. Lovely stuff, with disarming work from leads Michael Strassner and Liz Larsen. www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie...
unlabelledView post →"May December" is a film about how if you're a "December" person then you "may" do whatever you want and it's fine. You may do that.
unlabelledView post →MAY DECEMBER: A perverse, gripping film that resists easy categorization. It employs diamond-sharp formalism and performance to make an already disturbing story into something even darker and sadder and stranger. When you laugh, you may not be able to say quite why. I loved this so much.
unlabelledView post →Now Watching 📽️ - May December (2023) Dir. Todd Haynes
unlabelledView post →Review of May December: great performances all round and Todd Haynes on blistering form boxd.it/5hc1B5
unlabelledView post →wait a second ... the writer of May December, the movie that I humorously likened to Looney Tunes on Letterboxd, went on to write a Road Runner movie? this is amazing
unlabelledView post →For Mashable I did what had to be done and compared Todd Haynes' fabulous MAY DECEMBER with the 2000 TV movie ALL-AMERICAN GIRL: THE MARY KAY LETOURNEAU STORY mashable.com/article/may-...
unlabelledView post →tom remembered the title of the movie May December as Winter’s Girl, Summer’s Boy
unlabelledView post →Don’t know but Joseph Schmitz’s sister is Mary Kay LeTourneau, the teacher who hooked up with & married her teenage student. His sister is the inspiration for the latest Todd Haynes movie, May December.
unlabelledView post →what's everyone most looking forward to in the MDCU (May December Cinematic Universe)? I think the throwback 90s indie-style film about Georgie and the romcom about Honor's college internship will be good but really can't wait to see the girlboss movie about Gracie's cake business taking off
unlabelledView post →Me watching Holdovers, then looking at the reviews: oh how delightful that we all enjoyed this, a good experience made better by the sharing Me watching May December, then looking at the reviews: what movie did you deranged maniacs watch, that was nonsense, you have neither judgment nor taste
unlabelledView post →I fear May December is developing a chronic case of "Irishman" Syndrome (great movie that will be permanently debased by its association with the Netflix marketing machine)
unlabelledView post →May December was so good and extremely a going to see it in the theater movie because the answer to "holy shit am I supposed to be laughing at this??" is "yes" every single time
unlabelledView post →Haven’t been truly giddy in anticipation of a film as I am for MAY DECEMBER for a while
unlabelledView post →You gotta defend your middle school celebrity crushes no matter what! 😍😆 Screenwriter Samy Burch (COYOTE VS. ACME, MAY DECEMBER) wants justice for Dave Foley in THE WRONG GUY (1997). See where the dark comedy ends up in The Samy Burch Film Festival – full episode out now at www.acpodcast.com 💛
unlabelledView post →If Hollywood really wants to make money, they'll put Ryan Gosling and Meryl Streep in a sci-fi film with a May-December romance and a Jackson 5 song on the soundtrack.
unlabelledView post →Watching May December and it's so great. I love any movie where Julianne Moore is a wretched bitch (see also: Map to the Stars)
unlabelledView post →Now watching May December, a movie with absolutely no discourse surrounding it
unlabelledView post →So my festive time off film catch up / hole filling list: Triangle of Sadness May December Oppenheimer Passages Past Lives Next Exit Scrapper Men Emily the Criminal Tár Misery Saint Maud True Romance
unlabelledView post →Both may December and tar feel like they are building up to a violent climax but then they subvert and have an anti climax. May December especially when it turns out Portman is staring in a shity exploitive  lifetime movie
unlabelledView post →I saw lots of excellent films in October, including several at the London film fest. Here are my Top 5 First Views. ALL OF US STRANGERS (Andrew Haigh); MAY DECEMBER (Todd Haynes); KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON (Martin Scorsese); PRISCILLA (Sofia Coppola); THE KILLERS (Don Siegel, 1964).
unlabelledView post →I have a historical May-December Sapphic romance in mind between an older former silent film star trying to make a come back in the 1940s and a woman screenwriter trying to make it in Hollywood. Of course it is occupying my brain while I try to work on the contracted WIP.
unlabelledView post →I'm embarrassed by how late I saw May December (botched international release and life) but I'm sick about it. I'm absolutely sick about that film.
unlabelledView post →someone wrote this incredible comment on the latest Slate Movie Club post, and i had to share it: "So far, family members have seen The Holdovers (ok), Maestro (pointless and boring), and May-December (ditto). The only movie I'm looking forward to seeing is Boys In the Boat."
unlabelledView post →Watching “May December” (2023). 🎥 🎞️ filmsky
unlabelledView post →And Todd Haynes' MAY DECEMBER, a scalding psychosexual horror show and my favorite movie of the year www.patreon.com/posts/in-fle...
unlabelledView post →this month on our podcast: MAY DECEMBER and MIKEY & NICKY. the most exciting month in movies for film critter fans. check it out patreon.com/filmcritters
unlabelledView post →Can't help thinking about how in May December *spoilers* the actress's increasingly dubious to outright unethical behavior is all in service of an intensive character study for a prestige independent film. Then we finally see the film shoot and it's basically Skinemax-tier MILF porn
unlabelledView post →May December is one of those “this movie is so good that it retroactively makes me like other movies less” type movies. Highly recommend! boxd.it/5gZ0OL
unlabelledView post →Todd Haynes’ thrillingly discombobulating MAY DECEMBER hits Netflix today. It’s one of my very favorite films of the year.
unlabelledView post →Really incredible film. I need to read some of his interviews and think on this to understand some of the ambiguities. But it was amazing. I also find that Haynes gets remarkably subtle physical performances from his actors. Moore in this. Melton in May December.
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