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Daniel Day-Lewis, the Lunatic
Daniel Day-Lewis acquired the reputation of a man, willing to lose his sanity by wanting to become a different person for a different film. But I see method in his madness.
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Joker Review: In a World Cluttered by Clown Princes, Joaquin Phoenix Has the Last Laugh
Joker, starring Joaquin Phoenix, marks the first time we, the audience, get to see The Joker not as the larger-than-life Clown Prince of Crime, but as just another disturbed loner – a novel approach to portraying a character that has been analysed, explained, and dissected both in print and on film for over 50 years.
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The Irishman Review: Martin Scorsese’s Poignant Mob Drama is Nothing Short of a Miracle
The Irishman, a 209-minute-long Netflix film, is a slow dimming of the lights on the Martin Scorsese-mob oeuvre that bows out of the ring, having built for itself a legacy akin to a museum that future filmmakers will visit to worship. It is nothing short of a miracle.
