FilmWeek FilmWeek: 'Final Destination: Bloodlines, 'Hurry Up Tomorrow,' 'Deaf President Now!,' 'Caught By The Tides,' and more
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May 16, 2025 
Film critics Tim Cogshell and Manuel Betancourt join host Austin Cross to dissect this week's cinematic offerings. They dive into the chilling world of 'Final Destination: Bloodlines,' balancing horror with humor. The duo critiques 'Hurry Up Tomorrow,' finding its narrative lacking. They shine a light on the pivotal documentary 'Deaf President Now,' recounting the fight for deaf leadership at Gallaudet University. Discussions also touch on 'Caught By The Tides' and upcoming diverse films, ensuring a lively exploration of cinema's latest intrigues.
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Final Destination's Clever Humor
- Final Destination: Bloodlines is a well-done thriller with a clever plot connecting decades of events.
- It balances horror with humor, making the grim story more enjoyable and self-aware.
Hurry Up Tomorrow Falters
- Hurry Up Tomorrow feels like a self-indulgent music video rather than a cohesive film.
- The film struggles with authenticity and storytelling, leaving audiences groaning instead of engaged.
Deaf President Now's Approach
- Deaf President Now documents a pivotal 1988 protest at Gallaudet University by deaf students.
- The film aims at a hearing audience but misses opportunities to fully embrace deaf accessibility.