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    The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker 29 Nov 2017

    The empty, sanitized intimacy of “Call Me by Your Name”: http://nyer.cm/p1Ewx6N pic.twitter.com/jn09yDjdwz

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      1. C Edd Mushy‏ @C_Mushy 29 Nov 2017
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        wow, what an awful review.

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      1. Joe Ferrara‏ @joe11209 29 Nov 2017
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        Good grief! Richard Brody is the worst film critic in the country. No wonder he's been relegated to online reviews, as opposed to being in print like Lane. John Podhoretz is right: he's a pretentious dolt.

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      1. Evie Diane‏ @evie_diane 29 Nov 2017
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        Stop trying to make this review "happen".

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      1. THE AGENT APSLEY #ScrapUniversalCredit‏ @THEAGENTAPSLEY 29 Nov 2017
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        Guadagnino can’t be bothered to imagine (or to urge Ivory to imagine) what they might actually talk about while sitting together alone. Scenes [...] push the plot ahead and then cut out just as they get rolling, [since he] displays no interest in the characters, only in the story

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      1. Darcy Fray‏ @iamthinker 29 Nov 2017
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        For me, this film was more about the magic of a moment, unfettered by the histories of either character. Not real, but not fake either.

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      1. Diaschisis‏ @Lefkos_Aftonomo 29 Nov 2017
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        The film you write about Richard Brody, is not the movie the director wanted make.

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      1. Absolutely Fucking Shattered‏ @nbboston 29 Nov 2017
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        Ouch!

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