Weekly New Releases – April 20, 2021

Annie Get Your Gun
Amazon
Crisis
Amazon
Dave Chappelle’s Block Party
Amazon
El Topo
Amazon
Comments From director Alejandro Jodorosky
Fando Y Lis
Amazon
Furies (Criterion Collection)
Amazon
Holy Mountain
Amazon
Interviewing Monsters and Bigfoot
Amazon
Kaiji
Amazon
Comments Anime series about a man stuck in various life-or-death gambling games run by an evil corporation, until he clears his astronomical gambling debts.
Memories of Murder (Criterion Collection)
Amazon
Comments Directed by Bong Joon-Ho, the director of Parasite
Mortuary Collection
Amazon
NATURE: Big Bend – The Wild Frontier of Texas
Amazon
Test Pattern
Amazon
Til Death
Amazon

Finally, the picks of the week. Alex says, “While I’ve heard good things about Kaiji, the form the violence takes in the show makes it hard to recommend even for fans of anime, so I recommend giving this week a miss – unless you’re a fan of Jodorosky and want his movies on 4K.” Blaine says, “I also fail to find much of note here, although my mother would be very upset with me if I didn’t mention Annie Get Your Gun.”

7 replies on “Weekly New Releases – April 20, 2021”

  1. Probably still showing up as anonymous despite using a computer and browser I’ve never used before but one of my favourite rants is up there, so…

    A while back someone told me about Alejandro Jodorosky proposed version of Dune. So I figured, hey, lets look into this guy.

    I watched the documentary about his vision. I watched Fando Y Lis. I tried to watch El Topo.

    Thank friggin goodness he never got to make Dune.

    I like artsy movies and weird movies, and sometimes so-bad-its-good movies. Jodorosky is just bad. Like shocking purely for the sake of shock value. Ugh.

      • BTW, my super-paranoid script-blocker is blocking wordpress’ tracking and Facebook, so that might be what’s nuking my userid.

          • I wouldn’t be surprised — this is an incognito window with nothing blocked. I will say that WP (and b42) do always show my correct user, even to the point of saying “Jethro: You are commenting using your Bureau 42 account”, so if it works now it’s pretty bad coding on the part of WP…

          • Yup, that’s what I thought. This is me blocking 15 (it started at 6 and keeps growing!) images from pixel.wp.com (which is probably not the culprit but is obviously tracking across any WP site) and a script from stat.wp.com which is probably what’s causing the issue.

            I’m also blocking Facebook’s trackers, of which there are a few on here. And just about everywhere else.

            For reference sake, I am allowing — sometimes explicitly — a lot of other things. You can see them at https://imgur.com/CcJzH9i.

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