Clint Worthington

@clintworthing.bsky.social

Writer/Critic/Meat Popsicle -- assistant editor @ RogerEbert.com, editor in chief The Spool. Words: Block Club Chicago, Consequence.

At this point in the story, Ted’s positive attitude and heart-warming antics have taught the audience that it’s important to be yourself, and now we’re building on that by introducing basic geometric shapes,” said Jason Sudeikis

New ‘Ted Lasso’ Season Aims To Teach Viewers About Shapes, Colors

NEW YORK—Claiming that fans would love clapping and dancing along with their favorite characters,Ted Lasso star Jason Sudeikis confirmed that the show’s fourth season, which begins Wednesday, would te...

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Delighted to have written about I Want Your Sex for Reverse Shot this week, even if I found Gregg Araki’s supposed “return to form” kind of scattershot and not half as great as his last romcom Splendor. Still, a fun coming of age movie with two committed leads.

I Want Your Sex

The film has been heralded as a return to form from one of New Queer Cinema�s brashest voices ever since its premiere at Sundance, yet it turns out to be a fairly conventional coming-of-age story.

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Well, it’s invoicing day, and since they’re really apparently not going to pay me for something I wrote for them two months ago, I guess today is the day to post about how @vulture.com fucks over its film freelancers. Long (sorry) thread, with receipts:

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There are 118 feature films, plus galas, talks, podcast recordings, and more at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival. Our guide to the movies and events worth lining up for.

I WANT YOUR SEX is PILLION for m/f dommy mommies, a poppy kink comedy that nonetheless points out the toxicity of abusive BDSM dynamics -- even as Araki jabs at Gen Z sexual neuroses. One of his funniest, but straightest, pictures. For @ebertvoices.bsky.social: www.rogerebert.com/reviews/i-wa...

I Want Your Sex review: Gregg Araki dom-comedy almost works out its kinks

The comedy works—its limitations come when it tries to juggle those jokes with sex and power.

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With his new @criterion.bsky.social set out, I spoke to Mike Mills about his trilogy of quirky, bittersweet tales about the gulfs between parents and kids, how he's grown as a filmmaker, and whether the kids will truly be all right. For @ebertvoices.bsky.social: www.rogerebert.com/features/mik...

Movies Aren't Therapy: "Mike Mills" on Parents, Children, and Filmmaking

Mike Mills looks back on the broader context of his career and to ponder whether the kids are truly all right.

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"The more I do these films, the more I realize that the children are the parents. Parents are the children. You are the enemy. The enemy is you." @clintworthing.bsky.social spoke with Mike Mills about the Criterion Collection release of BEGINNERS, 20TH CENTURY WOMEN, & C’MON C’MON:

Movies Aren't Therapy: "Mike Mills" on Parents, Children, and Filmmaking

Mike Mills looks back on the broader context of his career and to ponder whether the kids are truly all right.

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Some of my earliest screenings were in this theater; I remember crying to the end of A MONSTER CALLS here, making friends here, feeling for the first time like a Big Time Film Critic here. This place always felt like a cheeky little secret for Chicago Critics, and it's a shame to see it go.

RogerEbert.com@ebertvoices.bsky.social · last wk.

As the Lake Street Screening Room shutters its doors, Richard Roeper offers a tribute to the iconic movie watching space, citing memories of watching films with Siskel & Ebert:

Look, I love hazy Eurotrash sci-fi as much as the next guy, but HOT SPOT needed to give me more than sleepy Polish rave vibes, incomprehensible broken-English dialogue, and a lead who looks like Joe Exotic: Warrior of the Future. My pan out of @fantasiafestival.com for @ebertvoices.bsky.social:

RogerEbert.com@ebertvoices.bsky.social · last wk.

“It feels content to cycle through its hallucinogenic, albeit stylish, beats with the hazy remembrance of a dream." @clintworthing.bsky.social reviews HOT SPOT: www.rogerebert.com/reviews/hot-...