Did we mention there are ninjas? Because there are ninjas. Like tons of ninjas. Ninjas!
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Kirsten Dunst plays a war photographer in the film. The politics of Civil War are nonpartisan and vague on purpose, according to writer-director Alex Garland. The A24 film, in theaters now, depicts a homegrown conflict through the eyes of journalists and shies away from mapping today’s partisan politics onto its own imaginary land of the free and home of the brave. Kirsten Dunst is a war photojournalist traveling with her reporting partner (played by Wagner Moura) to interview America’s fascist president (Nick Offerman) in Washington, D.
“When somebody’s wearing a mask, he’s gonna tell you the truth. When he’s not wearing a mask, it’s highly unlikely.” That’s one of the few-and-far-between lines uttered by Bob Dylan in Martin Scorsese’s just-released Netflix “documentary,” Rolling Thunder Revue: a Bob Dylan Story by Martin Scorsese. And it speaks volumes about the movie itself, described by Netflix as “part concert film, part fever dream” and an “alchemic mix of fact and fantasy.
Brrrrrrrrrrap. Bang! Bam! Pow! Photo-Illustration: Dakarai Akil; Photos: Getty, Alfiero Crisci (@alfierocrisci), DJ L (@ thakiddjl), Sean Aveli The sound of drill is the brazen brrrrrap of street-level rap over the past decade. It’s the unsettling, aestheticized sound of gunplay evoked by spraying hi-hats, double-tapped rhyme blasts, and a bottomless pool of ad-libbed variations on BANG! BAM! POW! Hyperlocal yet deeply translocal, it’s the sound of New York via Chicago and London.
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Indie games are totally dominating 2024. It’s not like mainstream studios aren’t trying. Nintendo remade its worshiped role-playing game Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, Square Enix did the same with Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, and Sony ignited a thousand-year boob war with its skin-tight, Korean action-adventure Stellar Blade. But neither Nintendo’s old, mustachioed Italian plumbers nor Sony’s young, bionic K-pop idols have been intriguing enough to counter the recent downpour of fantastic and innovative indie games.
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