every-new-beginning:

Persepolis (based on Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi)

Unlike many autobiographical tales, Marjane Satrapi’s wonderful graphic memoir about coming of age as a progressive girl in Iran managed to wholeheartedly maintain its brilliance on the big screen. While the graphic form undoubtedly made it easier on the filmmakers — they had gorgeous art direction built right in — the movie was true to the book, entertaining to the last, and evocative without being preachy. We recommend both formats highly.

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bahamasalami:

Rewatching Blade Runner for the second time this week. Final cut version, of course.

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