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Every other biopic ever made ought to be embarrassed.
Shattering the rules for how a biographical drama can look and be told, Paul Schrader's Mishima rejects the usual character study template in favor of a much more abstract attempt to understand a person through their art. Told in fragments that flit between Mishima's early life, dramatizations of his fiction novels, and the final day of his life, the film pieces together what it believes was the core of this person's life. Schrader's script (co-written with his brother Leonard Schrader) traces within Mishima's history a lifelong struggle with perceptions of his own masculinity and authority—as if he spent his every waking moment trying to compensate for a lack that he could hardly articulate. The character's eventual turn towards reactionary beliefs makes logical sense in the film, but remains baffling all the same.
With all of its talk about beauty—enhanced by Philip Glass' opulent musical score, and Eiko Ishioka's breathtaking production design that transforms Mishima's novels into tactile stage productions—the film conceals an incredibly dark heart. Mishima doesn't inspire sympathy so much as he inspires morbid fascination, and it's both a daring and frustrating choice to focus entirely on the character's harmful delusions without room for much else. Still, Schrader has constructed an unforgettable audiovisual experience that lingers long after it's over.
While Mishima's visuals and music take up the spotlight for most of the film, Ken Ogata's performance as the title character is a chillingly dedicated performance that only builds and builds. And in the final sequences, where Schrader recounts Mishima's final moments, Ogata takes this dangerously unsympathetic man and finds a way to reduce him back into a little boy taken aback by how large and merciless the rest of the world is. Desperately he proclaims what he believes in with his tears in his eyes, but nobody—not even the audience—can take him seriously.
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If you're a new customer, DirecTV is slashing $25 off the first two months when you get it with the Sports Pack. You can of course cancel the Sports Pack later and keep the regular subscription. To get the deal, you have to sign up online and directly on DirecTV's website, where you can choose among the three packages it offers. There's the Entertainment package ($69.98 for 2 months), which has more than 75 live channels, the Choice package ($83.99 for 2 months), which has RSNs and specialty sports channels like NBA TV and MLB Network, and the Ultimate package ($94.99 for 2 months), which has the most sports and entertainment content among the three. All packages have unlimited DVR, unlimited screens, and local channels where available. After saving $50 during the promo, your account is automatically renewed and charged monthly at the regular price, unless canceled.
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NordVPN is currently slashing 69% off its usual price and throwing in 3 extra months for free if you purchase its two-year complete package plan. This means you'll only have to pay about $135 for the first two years, or $5 instead of $15 each month. The complete package plan also comes with exclusive perks like 1TB storage and next-generation file encryption. If you're not happy with the deal, you can have your subscription refunded with NordVPN's 30-day money-back guarantee.
VPN services like NordVPN are a great way to maximize your streaming subscription since you can always switch up your location and, in turn, the titles available at your disposal. But it's also handy if you want to protect yourself from malware, keep your data private, and connect to your devices remotely.
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For a limited time only, new subscribers can get half off Sling's most popular plans, Sling Blue and Sling Orange, by just paying $20 for the first month. Sling TV already has some of the best prices in streaming, but by slashing 50% off its $40 plans, it's become even more accessible to everyday cord-cutters.
If you're on the fence about which plan to choose, know that Sling Blue has more unique channels, most of them geared toward news and entertainment, like MSNBC and National Geographic, while Sling Orange has the coveted ESPN and Disney channels, which makes it perfect for sports lovers and family-oriented viewers. Of course, you can also bundle them and get all 46 channels for a discounted price. Instead of the usual $55/month, the Sling Orange + Blue plan costs only $27.50 on the first month under this deal. So far, Sling hasn't announced when the deal expires, but it's best to try it now before it goes.
$40
$20
Active Streaming Deals
The most popular deal offered by ExpressVPN right now is a one-year plan that slashes 49% off the service's regular monthly price of $12.95. Since this deal also gives you three extra months for free, that's like paying for a 15-month VPN subscription for only $6.67/month. Not bad, considering that for that low price, you get to browse securely, protect yourself from malware, and if you're streaming, unblock geographic restrictions and switch to one of ExpressVPN's many servers across the world.
Note that the deal is only available on the ExpressVPN website, and you can always have it refunded via its 30-day money-back guarantee if you're not happy with it. You can avail of the deal until the end of the year.
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