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Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu, 2026 - ★½
Star Wars has lost faith in the Force.
12 hrs ago • Cognitive Film Society
Black Caesar, 1973 - ★★★★½
Human stories of revenge, friendship, betrayal, and striving to overcome all odds are as old as antiquity - but clearly belong to us all.
May 25 • Cognitive Film Society
The Betrayal, 1966 - ★★★★½
How is this not the plot of the next Star Wars film?
May 24 • Cognitive Film Society
Coffy, 1973 - ★★★★
Pam Grier is a super hero and a righteous angel of vengeance.
May 24 • Cognitive Film Society
Through and Through, 1973 - ★★★
A prototype-Dogme film about the pre-war desperate urbane dwellers of Poland?
May 23 • Cognitive Film Society
Obsession, 2025 - ★★★★½
Obsession will mess you up thoroughly, as a film that transcends "horror".
May 22 • Cognitive Film Society
The Facts of Murder, 1959 - ★★★½
Procedurals and Columbo style mysteries aren't usually my thing, but they also don't usually star Claudia Cardinale.
May 21 • Cognitive Film Society
Yakuza Graveyard, 1976 - ★★★★½
Thematically and visually predicts WKW's "In the Mood for Love" - but 10x more badass.
May 17 • Cognitive Film Society
Paris Pick-Up, 1962 - ★★★★
In my time, I had some bad dates and some really random nights out - but never a Christmas Eve like this!
May 16 • Cognitive Film Society
Back to the Wall, 1958 - ★★★½
Ohhhhhh, I get the title now!
May 15 • Cognitive Film Society
The Radiance Label Ranked
An ongoing ranking of films from our favorite boutique Blu-Ray Label
May 13 • Cognitive Film Society and Doug Hesney
Razzia, 1955 - ★★★½
Les Fellas Bon!
May 12 • Cognitive Film Society
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