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“I am tired of these people”: House of the Dragon season 3 review

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The ritual of self-punishment is upon us yet again. By this, I don’t mean the men’s World Cup. The World Cup has been just fine so far. Soccer’s inherent beauty transcends its disappointments and dramas. At the end of the day, it’s men with nice legs, running in shorts. You don’t have to ask more of it if you don’t want to. No, I’m obviously talking about the return of HBO’s House of the Dragon for its third season. As I’ve written before, I am not a fan of Westeros per se.
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“A riot of color, like a poisonous plant patch”: Cape Fear review

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Javier Bardem is just too good at playing villains. I have loved his work in his softer roles – 2010’s Biutiful comes to mind – but the man can evoke so many layers of shimmering menace that his villainous roles are better retained in the public conscience. As Anton Chigurh in 2007’s No Country for Old Men, Bardem rose to meme status, and will remain there henceforth. I believe he would have done so even if hadn’t snagged an Oscar for that role.
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Widow’s Bay “seamlessly integrates folk horror with the horror of social awkwardness”

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As previously mentioned, I think Matthew Rhys is terrific when he’s playing evil people – but then again, everyone thinks that Matthew Rhys is terrific when he’s playing evil people. But a chance to play a hero? A kind-hearted and bumbling sort of hero? It’s a change of pace for Rhys for sure, and it’s one of the many reasons why Widow’s Bay on Apple+ works as a show.
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