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Matt Kimmich

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Films, games, books, disillusionment. Not always in that order. adamnfinecup.com

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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 4h
"But any critic, or indeed anyone uttering criticism, that seems to think that if they dislike a work it must obviously be bad? They can go take a long walk while I unfollow them and remove their sites from my bookmarks."
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Six Damn Fine Degrees #307: How bad is bad?
Welcome to Six Damn Fine Degrees. These instalments will be inspired by the idea of six degrees of separation in the loosest sense. The only rule: it connects – in some way – to the previous instal…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 07/10/2026
“It doesn’t rush its storytelling, but it is constantly engaging – and beautiful to look at, without its beauty overshadowing the simple humanity of its various story strands.”
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Criterion Corner: Yi Yi (#339) and A Brighter Summer Day (#804)
There are some filmmakers that pop up on your radar again and again – but it takes you a very long time to get around to watching any of their films. There are just too many interesting filmm…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 04/10/2026
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I’ll be in my trailer… watching trailers: Would you say BOO to a goose?
Join us every week for a trip into the weird and wonderful world of trailers. Whether it’s the first teaser for the latest instalment in your favourite franchise, an obscure preview for a str…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 03/10/2026
"Where do ghosts stand (or float?) in the rogue’s gallery of the supernatural? Do they scare us – and, if not, what is their storytelling purpose? How do our three films fit into all of this? And, last but not least: would you fall for the romantic advances of a character played by George Sanders?"
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture Podcast #10: I ain’t afraid of no ghost
It’s spooky season once again, which means that for our October podcast, A Damn Fine Cup of Culture turns to the creepier side of things. And what could be creepier than ghosts? Except: while…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
"My English teacher commented in the margin that he didn’t get why I’d waste my essaying skills on an inferior book like that. I remember thinking that was beside the point. It was new. It had excited my brain. Why did quality have to come into it?"
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Six Damn Fine Degrees #306: Be more unhinged
Welcome to Six Damn Fine Degrees. These instalments will be inspired by the idea of six degrees of separation in the loosest sense. The only rule: it connects – in some way – to the previous instal…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
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Shortcuts: September 2026
Once again, it’s time for our Shortcuts: what has the crew at A Damn Fine Cup of Culture been watching recently? Take one look at this image and guess:
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
"Hitchcock has a talent for building an atmosphere of mystery and hostility in this gothic environment, but the script is also a key reason for its success. Like a good horror story, a sunny, happy world is slowly revealed to have dark secrets lurking in the shadows."
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One Best Picture After Another #13: Rebecca (1940)
Welcome to One Best Picture After Another – where I attempt to watch all the winners of the Academy Award for Best Picture, starting at the very beginning. And attempt to answer two simple qu…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 27/09/2026
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I’ll be in my trailer… watching trailers: The Box Office Number of the Beast
Join us every week for a trip into the weird and wonderful world of trailers. Whether it’s the first teaser for the latest instalment in your favourite franchise, an obscure preview for a str…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
"Which, of course, is a fascinating phenomenon: do each of us remember films not only differently in tone and emotional impact, but does everyone actually add and subtract scenes to films we see, so that if we talked about it and compared, this would make for a whole library of imagined cinema?"
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Six Damn Fine Degrees #305: Movie scenes only existing in my head (I think..)
Welcome to Six Damn Fine Degrees. These instalments will be inspired by the idea of six degrees of separation in the loosest sense. The only rule: it connects – in some way – to the previous instal…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
"Hud can certainly be described as a revisionist Western, taking the tropes and iconography of the genre to tell a darker story about a country built on the myth (or lie?) of rugged individualism."
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Criterion Corner: Hud (#1319)
There is a certain thrill to seeing a movie star of tremendous charisma, a leading-man type we’re drawn to, play a character that is offputting. Certain stars we got to know as villains: Will…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 20/09/2026
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I’ll be in my trailer… watching trailers: Frankly, my dear
Join us every week for a trip into the weird and wonderful world of trailers. Whether it’s the first teaser for the latest instalment in your favourite franchise, an obscure preview for a str…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 19/09/2026
In our main September podcast episode, we talked about our love for the tactile fantasy of 1980s cinema. Where are we at when it comes to visual effects in 2026? (feat. @movietrubs.bsky.social and @thirith.bsky.social)
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A Damn Fine Espresso: September 2026
In this month’s main podcast episode, we talked about the tactile fantasy movies of the 1980s. But what happened afterwards? The phase between Jurassic Park and Peter Jackson’s The Lord…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
"Then we got to the ending, when one of my housemates suddenly got incredibly animated. 'That’s NOT how it ends!'"
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Six Damn Fine Degrees #304: Erm… Misremembered Movies
Welcome to Six Damn Fine Degrees. These instalments will be inspired by the idea of six degrees of separation in the loosest sense. The only rule: it connects – in some way – to the previous instal…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 14/09/2026
"There’s an underrated skill in making an epic that feels like we’ve gone on a proper journey. Many films don’t really manage it, even with a wearying long runtime. Yet I felt I’d seen an epic by the time of the intermission, and that’s not even halfway through."
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One Best Picture After Another #12: Gone With The Wind (1939)
Welcome to One Best Picture After Another – where I attempt to watch all the winners of the Academy Award for Best Picture, starting at the very beginning. And attempt to answer two simple qu…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 13/09/2026
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I’ll be in my trailer… watching trailers: The End is the Beginning is the End
Join us every week for a trip into the weird and wonderful world of trailers. Whether it’s the first teaser for the latest instalment in your favourite franchise, an obscure preview for a str…
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Matt Kimmich @thirith.bsky.social · 11/09/2026
@punkyfins.bsky.social looks back to the 1990s in this week’s Six Damn Fine Degrees.
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 09/09/2026
"Mara isn’t the cypher that video game protagonists often are. She is clearly defined, through what she says and does as much as through what she doesn’t do. Her clothes, hair, posture: even rendered in blocky pixel art, all of these give us an impression of who she is."
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They create worlds: Perfect Tides: Station to Station (2026)
One of the things that video games can do magnificently is create worlds. These posts are an occasional exploration of games that I love because of where they take me. Gamers love choice. They love…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 06/09/2026
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I’ll be in my trailer… watching trailers: Reach out and touch it
Join us every week for a trip into the weird and wonderful world of trailers. Whether it’s the first teaser for the latest instalment in your favourite franchise, an obscure preview for a str…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 06/09/2026
Whatever happened to the tactile fantasy films of the ‘80s?
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture Podcast #108: Summer of Genre – Tactile Fantasy
Our Summer of Genre comes to an end: in this month’s podcast, Alan returns to a genre that was a favourite of his during his childhood. He is joined by Sam and Matt to discuss what they call …
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 04/09/2026
"When I read this blog and people reminisce about the media that influenced them, this is the part that fascinates me. What did those movies and shows do to us? What do they say about who we were and who we still are now?"
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Six Damn Fine Degrees #302: This blew me away
Welcome to Six Damn Fine Degrees. These instalments will be inspired by the idea of six degrees of separation in the loosest sense. The only rule: it connects – in some way – to the previous instal…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 31/08/2026
"When You Can’t Take It With You begins, it is all too easy for Capra's detractors. We’re introduced to Evil Businessmen and their bullying aides that are so two-dimensional they feel straight out of a ’60s live-action Disney film about a Talking Car or a Magic Dog."
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One Best Picture After Another #11: You Can’t Take It With You (1938)
Welcome to One Best Picture After Another – where I attempt to watch all the winners of the Academy Award for Best Picture, starting at the very beginning. And attempt to answer two simple qu…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 30/08/2026
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I’ll be in my trailer… watching trailers: Lovely crinkly edges
Join us every week for a trip into the weird and wonderful world of trailers. Whether it’s the first teaser for the latest instalment in your favourite franchise, an obscure preview for a str…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 28/08/2026
"Episodes feel like you’re being told a ghost story – the mystery unravelling as Sapphire and Steel investigate. Nothing is going to lean on impressive visuals to scare you, just the haunting quality of the ideas on display."
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Six Damn Fine Degrees #301: The Nightmare Fuel of “Sapphire And Steel”
Welcome to Six Damn Fine Degrees. These instalments will be inspired by the idea of six degrees of separation in the loosest sense. The only rule: it connects – in some way – to the previous instal…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 26/08/2026
Our August Shortcuts are out. Enjoy!
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Shortcuts: August 2026
The year is almost at its 2/3 mark, so this is us getting in a few more shortcuts before we enter that final third, which always tends to accelerate more and more quickly until we blink twice and i…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 23/08/2026
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I’ll be in my trailer… watching trailers: You wouldn’t pick a pocket
Join us every week for a trip into the weird and wonderful world of trailers. Whether it’s the first teaser for the latest instalment in your favourite franchise, an obscure preview for a str…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 21/08/2026
“Nothing prepared us for the summer of 1993, however, when Stephen King’s IT first aired on German TV!”
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Six Damn Fine Degrees #300: Stephen King‘s IT (1990)!
Welcome to Six Damn Fine Degrees. These instalments will be inspired by the idea of six degrees of separation in the loosest sense. The only rule: it connects – in some way – to the previous instal…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 17/08/2026
“All of a sudden, it feels like there’s a drama, that characters are in peril, where Zola is faced with a moral choice and where I’m engaged in why he chooses to fight for justice and worried about the threats he faces.”
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One Best Picture After Another #10: The Life Of Emile Zola (1937)
“A surprising number of Best Picture winning films can be described as “Truly Forgotten”. For all their success at the time, they have left no cultural trace. They don’t get shown again in re…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 16/08/2026
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I’ll be in my trailer… watching trailers: Down they fall as up they grow
Join us every week for a trip into the weird and wonderful world of trailers. Whether it’s the first teaser for the latest instalment in your favourite franchise, an obscure preview for a str…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 16/08/2026
Iceberg ahead: our August espresso podcast looks at the summit of the ‘90s disaster movie revival - James Cameron’s Titanic.
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A Damn Fine Espresso: August 2026
In the August instalment of our Summer of Genre, we talked about that most ’70s of genres: the disaster movie. But the genre didn’t vanish after its heyday following the release of Airp…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 14/08/2026
"We had our (mostly implicit, but not always) crushes on Patrick Stewart and his Shakespearean tones, Kira Nerys and her nose ridges, David Duchovny in his FBI suit, Gillian Anderson in her glorious Gillian Andersonness"
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Six Damn Fine Degrees #299: VHS tapes, space stations and vampire slayers
Welcome to Six Damn Fine Degrees. These instalments will be inspired by the idea of six degrees of separation in the loosest sense. The only rule: it connects – in some way – to the previous instal…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 12/08/2026
"You don’t have to squint hard to see the Weimar Republic as a time akin to ours in many ways."
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Criterion Corner: Berlin Alexanderplatz (#411)
Is there any other period in German history that feels as unsettlingly familiar in 2026 as the Weimar Republic? It’s become something of a cliché, but it’s frighteningly easy to tell a …
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 09/08/2026
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I’ll be in my trailer… watching trailers: Flesh and follies
Join us every week for a trip into the weird and wonderful world of trailers. Whether it’s the first teaser for the latest instalment in your favourite franchise, an obscure preview for a str…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 08/08/2026
“When I was growing up, the anarchic sense of liberation that British humour offered on television was an essential tool to cope with the impending doom of the late stage Cold War world.”
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Six Damn Fine Degrees #298: Ann Droid, or evolutions in British humour
Welcome to Six Damn Fine Degrees. These instalments will be inspired by the idea of six degrees of separation in the loosest sense. The only rule: it connects – in some way – to the previous instal…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 03/08/2026
“The plot has just enough sophistication to feel adult, without anything likely to trouble the censor – and just enough incident to feel like you’ve been told a huge tale as you left the theatre to the fancy exit music.”
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One Best Picture After Another #9: The Great Ziegfeld (1936)
Welcome to One Best Picture After Another – where I attempt to watch all the winners of the Academy Award for Best Picture, starting at the very beginning. And attempt to answer two simple qu…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 02/08/2026
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I’ll be in my trailer… watching trailers: All That Was East Is West Of Me Now
Join us every week for a trip into the weird and wonderful world of trailers. Whether it’s the first teaser for the latest instalment in your favourite franchise, an obscure preview for a str…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 01/08/2026
"The moment someone says, “This ship cannot sink/this building cannot burn/this plane cannot crash!”, you know you’re in a disaster movie."
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture Podcast #107: Summer of Genre – Disaster!
When it comes to genre, there is one especially that is instantly recognisable. The moment someone says, “This ship cannot sink/this building cannot burn/this plane cannot crash!”, you …
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 31/07/2026
"It has the dark drama of a murder but the investigations themselves have a nice line in comedy. It’s a sarcastic, deadpan comedy, with occasional flashes of slapstick and the surreal. So you’re hooked by a mystery – but also entertained by one-liners and amusing set-ups. "
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Six Damn Fine Degrees #297: The Rise And Fall Of Jonathan Creek
Welcome to Six Damn Fine Degrees. These instalments will be inspired by the idea of six degrees of separation in the loosest sense. The only rule: it connects – in some way – to the previous instal…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 30/07/2026
From Iceland to Eternia, from Joan Crawford to social media reviews: it’s time for our July Shortcuts.
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Shortcuts: July 2026
We’re almost at the end of July, which for many of our readers (if the WordPress stats are to be believed) means that they’re at the height of summer – and what better way to esca…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 25/07/2026
"A Couch in New York, though, feels like aliens from outer space watched a bunch of romantic comedies... and decided to make a romcom themselves – without much of an understanding of filmmaking, writing, romance or indeed human beings."
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Why, Chantal, why? A Couch in New York (1996)
Oh boy. Do you know the feeling when you hear about a film, it’s got an interesting director whose other films you’ve liked, as well as actors that you’ve enjoyed watching in the …
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 24/07/2026
"All in all, if you’re stuck in a rut in life and looking for ideas, you could do worse than going on a fictional hike through the underworld."
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Six Damn Fine Degrees #296: Two trips to hell
Welcome to Six Damn Fine Degrees. These instalments will be inspired by the idea of six degrees of separation in the loosest sense. The only rule: it connects – in some way – to the previous instal…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 20/07/2026
"So the reason it works so well is that Laughton is excellent in his mannered portrayal of a big screen antagonist that genuinely feels dangerous and Gable effortlessly captures a sense of righteous decency you want to survive this danger."
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One Best Picture After Another #8: Mutiny On The Bounty (1935)
Welcome to One Best Picture After Another – where I attempt to watch all the winners of the Academy Award for Best Picture, starting at the very beginning. And attempt to answer two simple qu…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 20/07/2026
One Best Picture After Another #8: Mutiny On The Bounty (1935) Welcome to One Best Picture After Another - where I attempt to watch all the winners of the Academy Award for Best Picture, starting at the very beginning. And attempt to answer two simple questions - is the film still actually any…
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One Best Picture After Another #8: Mutiny On The Bounty (1935)
Welcome to One Best Picture After Another - where I attempt to watch all the winners of the Academy Award for Best Picture, starting at the very beginning. And attempt to answer two simple questions - is the film still actually any good? And why did it win? A year after It Happened One Night won the Oscar and Clark Gable is already back in the next winning film with…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 19/07/2026
I’ll be in my trailer… watching trailers: Be he moth or be he not Join us every week for a trip into the weird and wonderful world of trailers. Whether it's the first teaser for the latest instalment in your favourite franchise, an obscure preview for a strange indie darling, whether it's good,…
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I’ll be in my trailer… watching trailers: Be he moth or be he not
Join us every week for a trip into the weird and wonderful world of trailers. Whether it's the first teaser for the latest instalment in your favourite franchise, an obscure preview for a strange indie darling, whether it's good, bad, ugly or just plain weird - your favourite pop culture baristas are there to tell you what they think. What better way to spend a hot summer Sunday than sitting in a cool cinema and watching a 4 1/2 hour documentary about the Boston municipal government?
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 18/07/2026
An espresso-sized bonus to our Western episode, discussing genre spoof Blazing Saddles.
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A Damn Fine Espresso: July 2026
As we discussed in our second podcast episode of this year’s summer series which was dedicated to the Western genre, Westerns are, among many other things, a way of the USA talking about them…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 17/07/2026
"Real life is not a detective novel. Questions linger and remain. Threads go nowhere. Seemingly throwaway details take on an ominous significance, whether they deserve to or not. And loved ones are left behind in limbo, to try and deal with uncertainty on top of the unimaginable loss."
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Six Damn Fine Degrees #295: London Falling (Patrick Radden Keefe, 2026)
Welcome to Six Damn Fine Degrees. These instalments will be inspired by the idea of six degrees of separation in the loosest sense. The only rule: it connects – in some way – to the previous instal…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 15/07/2026
“You’re not just watching these places and institutions and people: you feel like you’re there in the middle of it all. In a way, you are: … the window into these worlds becomes so big, you forget about its frame.”
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Wiseman’s world
If you had told me earlier in the year that one of my favourite cinema experiences this year would be a set of long-form documentaries about subjects ranging from political institutions through bur…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 12/07/2026
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I’ll be in my trailer… watching trailers: One K, Two K, Three K, Four
Join us every week for a trip into the weird and wonderful world of trailers. Whether it’s the first teaser for the latest instalment in your favourite franchise, an obscure preview for a str…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 10/07/2026
" The beauty and the crispness especially of old, black-and-white releases restored and remastered into 4K is almost startling – but if done well, the image absolutely has warmth and life and grain."
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Six Damn Fine Degrees #294: Make mine digital
Welcome to Six Damn Fine Degrees. These instalments will be inspired by the idea of six degrees of separation in the loosest sense. The only rule: it connects – in some way – to the previous instal…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 06/07/2026
"But revisiting a few old friends is going to be part of this journey, and so it was joyous to dig out my own copy of this and put it in for the umpteenth time."
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One Best Picture After Another #7: It Happened One Night (1934)
Welcome to One Best Picture After Another – where I attempt to watch all the winners of the Academy Award for Best Picture, starting at the very beginning. And attempt to answer two simple qu…
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A Damn Fine Cup of Culture @damnfinecupculture.bsky.social · 05/07/2026
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I’ll be in my trailer… watching trailers: Therwulf!
Join us every week for a trip into the weird and wonderful world of trailers. Whether it’s the first teaser for the latest instalment in your favourite franchise, an obscure preview for a str…
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