X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST One of these movies, at some point, is going to have to use the real X-Men theme song. Days of Future Past is not that movie, but it a pretty good one, and they sure did cram a whole lot of Jennifer Lawrence into it.

CHEF True, Portland might be turning into a yuppified shell of its former self—but at least we'll always have Chef to remind us what food carts used to look like.

MAD ROMANCE: THE FILMS OF LEOS CARAX The NW Film Center shows off Leos Carax's five films, beginning with 1984's Boy Meets Girl and ending with 2012's Holy Motors. I'm almost tempted to go see Holy Motors again just for that one sequence in the middle. The one I'm going to embed at the bottom of this post.

THE DOUBLE Everybody looooved Richard Ayoade's first film, Submarine. People aren't quite as stoked about The Double, probably because everyone has a hard time even tolerating one Jesse Eisenberg.

FOR NO GOOD REASON A documentary about Ralph Steadman, the artist famous for his work with Hunter S. Thompson. Coming soon: A documentary about this one guy who maybe saw Hunter S. Thompson walking down the Las Vegas Strip one time? (Hosted by Johnny Depp.)

BLENDED A few days ago, The Dissolve posted a list of Adam Sandler movies they actually like. It was a pretty good list (even if BIlly Madison was tragically omitted), and a reminder that Sandler can put out great work when he feels like it. He didn't feel like it with Blended.

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