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Title:
Wildcat (2023)
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Biography, Drama
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103 min - Rating: 6.3
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Follows the life of writer Flannery O'Connor while she was struggling to publish her first novel.
Wildcat.2024.720p.AMZN.WEBRip.800MB.x264-GalaxyRG[TGx]
IMDB - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt26442871
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GENERAL INFO
Genre: Drama
Director: Ethan Hawke
Stars: Maya Hawke, Laura Linney, Philip Ettinger, Rafael Casal, Steve Zahn
Plot: Can scandalous art still serve God? Does suffering precede all greatness? Can illness be a blessing? In 1950, writer Flannery O'Connor visits her mother Regina in Georgia when she is diagnosed with lupus at twenty-four years old. Struggling with the same disease that took her father’s life when she was a child and desperate to make her mark as a great writer, this crisis pitches her imagination into a feverish exploration of belief.
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Duration = 01:48:17.899
Filesize = 797 MiB
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Samplerate = 48.0 kHz
Language = English
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by kixir27926
on 2024-07-13 16:58:34
 | I have been a big fan of O'Connor's writing since college. She was an "unusual" character for the time... and her writing is quite distinct. Thanks much for the upload! |
by doobiezz
on 2024-07-13 06:09:21
| Not too sure if the subject will hold my attention, but I'll give it a try because of Laura Linney! Thank You. |
by Ares9000
on 2024-07-13 06:31:11
| Ethan Hawke directing a movie starring his own daughter, usually i dislike nepotism but this one seems interesting so will give it a try... |
by TheLastMotel
on 2024-07-13 08:41:00
| I recall an interview with both of them talking about the sex scenes in this movie. |
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by Guest-3912
on 2024-07-13 09:49:12
 | Really, you dislike nepotism... So, you wouldn't help out your family if you could? |
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by Guest-8832
on 2024-07-13 17:16:15
|  @thelastmotel
SAY WHUUUT,,,,,????? my oh my oh my.... these artists are really into vulgarity from dad to daughter mom to son  |
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by HashMaster9K
on 2024-07-13 18:33:12
 | @Guest-8832: It's a biopic, and people DO have sex in real life— so, if it's part of the biography, and her father is the director, that can probably be uncomfortable and awkward. Why did you assume it was something enjoyable? Did you just want to go to the comments and call people names? Please explain. |
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FurrowedBrow by HashMaster9K
on 2024-07-13 18:39:33
| A new Ethan Hawke project with him as director, and his Daughgter starring... I'm cautiously optimistic. His past directorial endeavors haven't been anything groundbreaking, but he's steadily built his resume since starting in the role, and recently completed 6 Episodes of a TV show, so we know he can be a workhorse director. Unsure about his daughter though— nepotism projects rarely go well, but I'd like to think that Hawke and his daughter work well enough for this to be at least an interesting film. Plus it's got Steve Zahn and Laura Linney in it, so it won't all be a wash. Looking forward to a potentially interesting biopic. Thanks uploader! |
by TopCat
on 2024-07-23 01:48:40
| Well I actually enjoyed this film. But I've always enjoyed Ethan Hawkes work and obviously is daughter is proving herself to be a talented actor as well. I have also been a fan of O'Connor's since college so it was interesting to learn more about her personal life. |
by Guest-2318
on 2024-07-15 17:28:28
| Missed Opportunities: A/V good though I didn't like the washed out color palette selected to covey old-timeyness for the material about O'Connor herself. B/W would have worked better in my opinion. The vignettes from O'Connor's stories were very very good. Selected well and acted very well. The problem is that at the end of Wildcat, one knows nothing more about O'Connor herself than that she had lupus, was bedeviled by her religious anxieties- sillily portrayed in the embarrassingly bad scene with Neeson as the priest - felt oppressed by her mother and, as an oppositional female writer who knew exactly what she wanted to convey, was cavalierly rejected by the "male dominated" "publishing establishment" which "knew better". The missed opportunities are mainly two. First, O'Connor was part of a major - perhaps the major - US literary milieu of the mid-20th century of Salinger, Mailer, Capote, Harper Lee, William Faulkner - the list goes on and on, and all we thinly meet is Robert Lowell, who himself was an interesting bundle of issues. Second, we learned little to nothing of her generational racism, which even Hawke had to confront about her - and which he carefully deflected. In fact, we get the opposite impression of this aspect of O'Connor from Hawke through her working her mother over when her mother was blatantly racist, and from the trenchant vignette about characters who believe they should be above those who shouldn't be above them, above and below code for white and black. 4104 here said "I have read, literally, thousands of books by authors from Homer to Rowling and I've never even heard of this "Flannery O'Connor. (sic)". Even if 4104 didn't Hard Pass Wildcat, I doubt it would have provided incentive to seek O'Connor out. |
by Guest-2627
on 2024-07-16 01:37:49
| "washed out color palette selected to covey old-timeyness" You meant "convey old-timeyness", right? Interesting review. |
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by Guest-4104
on 2024-07-13 12:41:14
| I have read, literally, thousands of books by authors from Homer to Rowling and I've never even heard of this "Flannery O'Connor. While I love Laura Linney and enjoy Steve Zahn's work, I'm ambivalent about Ethan Hawke and have no use for Maya Hawke, (nor for her mother, Uma Thurman). Combine the Hawkes with the story and it adds-up to a "Hard Pass" for me. |
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by FurrowedBrow
on 2024-07-13 15:29:11
 | I'm nonreligious & always have been, but as long as it's not outright propagandist cheese, I have no problem with stories exploring theistic themes, as this "will to the transcendent & ineffable" is part of the human condition. (I do prefer studying the philosophy of religion for a deeper understanding of such things) |
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by killdozer
on 2024-07-13 17:36:27
| dont worry, God wont hard pass you. he believes in you even if you dont. |
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by jaxe
on 2024-07-13 22:17:47
 | You can still make a good movie without using G as a plot device. |
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by FurrowedBrow
on 2024-07-13 23:59:47
| Of course you can Jaxe, but when religion/belief is so central to the person that is the subject of the movie, it's not a hokey plot device but an integral part of the narrative. |
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by Guest-7047
on 2024-07-14 03:25:30
| @Furrowbrow excellent, check out the works of Paul Brunton |
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by FurrowedBrow
on 2024-07-15 02:26:54
| @ Guest-7047 Thank you, but I'm talking about rigorous, academic, critical, rational analysis (true) philosophy: the kind published in journals or by academic presses & what you can read for free on the SEP (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) site. |
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