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America invented the western, but Italy put their own spin on the genre with the spaghetti western, and we think these are the best of them.
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We Have To Talk About The Most Bonkers Moment In Marty Supreme
A big, strange speech delivered by Kevin O'Leary to Timothée Chalamet at the end of Marty Supreme is a show-stopping moment that we have to dissect.
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Marty Supreme is one of the most interesting films of the year, especially regarding the story's relationship with real-life inspirations.
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Let Marty Supreme be the demarcation point that finally silences the haters: Timothée Chalamet is a generational movie star.
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The Oscars tend to favor whatever's popular and trendy, which makes it all the more shocking that these acclaimed, Academy-friendly '70s movies got snubbed.
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