Lucas McNelly runs the film collective d press Productions. Both his films and his writings about film are enjoyed by audiences worldwide.
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Movie Review: A Prairie Home Companion
Cinematic comfort food to delight the senses.
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Movie Review: Psycho
A top-notch thriller the likes of which most films can only dream of duplicating, even if they duplicate everything else.
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DVD Review: Persona
Everything seems likely, even the extremely unlikely, and by keeping us guessing, Bergman keeps us watching, time and time again.
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Movie Review: Water
Do the Holy Scriptures change or must we change the context in which we view them?
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DVD Review: A Clockwork Orange
It aims to provoke a reaction in the belief that it is better to be found spectacularly bad than dull.
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DVD Review: Chinatown
Chinatown is a place where perception is not always reality.
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Movie Review: Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
Hands down, one of the greatest things ever put on film.
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Movie Review: The Best of Youth
You're so invested in these characters and their lives that you wish the film would go on forever.
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Movie Review: A Streetcar Named Desire
In retrospect this is a great, ground-breaking performance, but I imagine that in 1951 it was nothing short of a revelation.
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DVD Review: La Grande illusion
It isn't about war at all, but instead about humanity's ability to connect with each other despite their numerous differences.
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