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REVIEW: Ari Aster Offers New Mexico By Way Of NYC In ‘Eddington’

A24's Eddington is Ari Aster's worst film. It grips tightly onto social media speak and doesn't let go, to its detriment. The post REVIEW: Ari Aster Offers New Mexico By Way Of NYC In ‘Eddington’ appeared first on But Why Tho?

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Ari Aster on the One Scene That Explains All of ‘Eddington’

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Ari Aster made a movie about polarized America. 'Eddington' has been polarizing

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We Almost Lived in a Timeline Where ‘Morbius’ Was Made by ‘Midsommar’ Director Ari Aster

Aster, after initially struggling to pronounce the film’s name, revealed that Morbius was indeed the project he was invited by Marvel to direct.

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All 38 Joaquin Phoenix Movies, Ranked

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Ari Aster Says He Was Asked to Direct ‘Morbius,’ but He Turned It Down

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What Made Ari Aster Laugh Hard? The Song He Wanted Pedro Pascal to Play at His ‘Eddington’ BBQ

Katy Perry’s ‘Firework’ is perfect, but it took Aster trying hundreds of songs after not getting the rights to a Jay-Z track.

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Eddington is not based on a true story, but a real-life feud inspired Ari Aster to make the film: Here's how

Ari Aster’s Eddington isn’t rooted in any actual feud or real historical events but emerged from his own lived experience during the early months of the COVID‑19 pandemic.

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Ari Aster's New Nightmare: What If It Was May 2020 Again?

In the A24 horror auteur's Eddington, Joaquin Phoenix is a small-town sheriff struggling to keep the peace in a locked-down town.

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Ari Aster’s Haunting Vision of the Pandemic in a Rural New Mexico Town

The film takes place in May 2020 in the fictional town of Eddington, New Mexico, and becomes a battleground when Sheriff Joe Cross (Joaquin Phoenix) clashes with Mayor Ted Garcia (Pedro Pascal) over plans to bring an artificial intelligence data center to the community.

Ari Aster is just asking questions, like "How the hell do we get off this thing?"

Aster sat down with The A.V. Club after a screening of Eddington at Chicago’s Music Box Theatre to talk about the terrifying future we’re all barreling towards. Eddington and Beau Is Afraid both seem like films where you woke up in a cold sweat and needed to write down what your brain had conjured up.