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El Conde, while primarily driven by its dark humor, keeps in tension the twisted and menacing reality of what Chileans lived through at the hands of Pinochet.
In this week’s episode, the Bottom Dollar crew feel the sometimes harsh consequences of actually having a boss.
In the end, Nolan delivered a film that visually and thematically dug its way into the marrow. He pushes the boundaries of filmmaking in creating a sonic and opulent experience of our worst modern crimes.
It’s lovely to see people taking Tina seriously, especially after the last episode when she was fed up with being Doug’s errand girl.
I appreciate Talk to Me for showing me that fear can come from grief and grief can come from fear.
Minx gives us a glimpse into some tension that might be brewing between the members of the Bottom Dollar team as they’re under new management.
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