Memory Play: "Warfare," reviewed.
Chris Klimek
In Warfare, D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai (center) plays Navy SEAL Ray Mendoza, one the film’s co-directors. (A24)
My review of Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland’s extraordinary film Warfare is here.
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In Warfare, D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai (center) plays Navy SEAL Ray Mendoza, one the film’s co-directors. (A24)
My review of Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland’s extraordinary film Warfare is here.
Kirstin Dunst as photojournalist Lee Smith. (Murray Close/A24)
Wherein Ex Machina auteur Alex Garland’s immaculate craft bumps up against his dodgy judgment. This is a yelling-fire-in-a-crowded theater movie. Leave the destruction of the White House to clowns like Roland Emmerich, FFS. My Washington City Paper review is here.
Gina Rodriguez and Natalie Portman breach the perimeter in Annihilation. (Paramount)
Here is a joke you will not hear on today's episode of Pop Culture Happy Hour, wherein I join old friends Linda Holmes and Stephen Thompson and new friend Daisy Rosario to dissect (heh) Annihilation, the new thriller from Ex Machina writer/director Alex Garland starring Natalie Portman and involving lots of cool but hella gross body horror stuff:
Portman hand
Portman finger
Portman foot
Portmanteau
(Bows.)
Let nothing, nothing go to waste. You can hear the episode here.