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Reporter covering local politics and a touch of other things for @KENS5 | Love movies, running, green chile | Chihuahuense | he/him | Tips: dlynch@kens5.com
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‎‘Twinless’ review by David • Letterboxd

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By James Sweeney, David Lynch Verified
| Letterboxd
Twinless ★★★½ Not really at all what I was expecting, and now I’m starting to think I must have tricked myself into having once watched a trailer when, really, the only reference point I had was that go-to screencap of Roman and Dennis arriving at the Halloween party.
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Oklahoma bestsellers: Jan. 18

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By Andrew Ross Sorkin Verified, Mel Robbins, David Lynch Verified, Danny Boy O’Connor
| TulsaPeople Verified
This week's Oklahoma bestsellers are based on total number of sales at Best of Books in Edmond, Brace Books & More in Ponca City, The Floating Bookshop in Oklahoma City, Full Circle Bookstore in Oklahoma City, Green Feather Book Company in Norman, Magic City Books in Tulsa, and Only One Bed Romance Book Truck in Edmond. Here are the Oklahoma bestsellers for Sunday, Jan. 18.
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‎‘Marty Supreme’ review by David • Letterboxd

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By Josh Safdie, David Lynch Verified
| Letterboxd
Marty Supreme ★★★½ Meticulous production design and live wire filmmaking disguising the fact that this is mostly — mostly — a collection of anarchic set pieces deigning to ask, “Ahhh, but you won’t believewhat happens next.” Those sequences are linked not so much by thematic depth or narrative momentum but the sweaty brashness of Safdie, Chalamet and company shaking you by the shoulders for two-plus hours and imploring us to understand that, in the year of our lord 2025, er, 2026, a story...
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