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The Movies (and television) of 2022

December 15, 2022 by Amy Welborn

Moving on with my year-in-review, here’s most of what I watched this year. A little different since it didn’t have the “teachable moment” element of past years. Sadly, I admit. Links go to my posts. If there’s no link, I didn’t – or haven’t yet – blogged on it.

“Best” new releases?

The Menu

The Tragedy of Macbeth

Apollo 10 1/2

Tár

The first 25 minutes of Elvis

2020 Edition

2021 Edition

Movies:

La Strada

Angel Face

Macbeth

The King’s Man

The Big Chill

The Card

A Letter to Three Wives

Merrily We Go to Hell

High and Low

Harakiri

Apollo 10 1/2

Nope

Vengeance

Not Okay

Elvis

Marcel the Shell with Shoes on

You Only Live Once

You and Me

The Harder They Fall

Ikiru

Blonde

Sullivan’s Travels

Knives Out: The Glass Onion

Wakanda Forever

The Menu

Pinocchio

Knight of Cups

Tár

Trouble in Paradise and Design for Living (Lubitsch)

Television:

After Life (3)

The Righteous Gemstones

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel

Julia

The Gilded Age (1)

The Gilded Age (2)

The Gilded Age (3)

And Just Like That

And Just Like That (2)

Better Call Saul (1)

Better Call Saul (2)

Hacks

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