Alice Bell

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Alice Bell·May 15, 2020

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I have, to borrow a metaphor, a lot of Fatigue cards in my deck some days.

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Alice Bell·Apr 14, 2020

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The Procession To Calvary is better than Monty Python, because it’s probably more consistent and, perhaps surprisingly for the content, less surreal. But your mileage, as they say, may vary.

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Alice Bell·Mar 31, 2020

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It is really very good, though. It’s very meditative. Calming. It’s possibly exactly what you need right now.

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Alice Bell·Mar 10, 2020

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While both aspects of Murder By Numbers are pretty good, neither of them are given enough space to really breathe.

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Alice Bell·Feb 21, 2020

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The most glaring problem is how The Suicide Of Rachel Foster fails to meaningfully engage with its central themes.

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Alice Bell·Feb 10, 2020

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The Pedestrian is surprising and astonishing and delighting, it’s true. But for about the first hour and the last.

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Alice Bell·Feb 5, 2020

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Reforged, like a lot of remasters today, is good for a run around if all you wanted was to give your nostalgia a long leash

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Alice Bell·Jan 9, 2020

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I think Sayonara Wild Hearts reminded me of all the cool things I’ve liked over the years, because it’s not saying anything deeper than “Cool things are ****** great, and being cool is great too.” Which is fine. It’s all said in this incredibly alluring wash of pink and blue and purple, this brief flowerbloom of a game, this stylish, inescapably cool thing that references Tarot without, you know, trying too hard about it.