ArsMoriendi
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The Dead Don't Die...

Had a lot of music artist actors in it.
1Tom Waits
Bone Machine

Was awesome in it. His dialogue all reminded me of "The Ocean Doesn't Want Me."
2Iggy Pop
The Idiot

He was just a zombie, but still.
3RZA
Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai

Also was a minor character (a delivery man.)
4Selena Gomez
Revival

Played a city "hipster" (the film called her a hipster like 7 times at least)
5Sturgill Simpson
A Sailor's Guide To Earth

He was also a zombie and a song of his written for the film was played in the film like 5 times.
6Jozef Van Wissem and Jim Jarmusch
The Mystery Of Heaven

It was an (intentionally) funny film, although the #LookAtHowWokeWeArePeopleAreTooMateralistic underlying theme was kinda cringy.

Steve Buscemi as a MAGA hat toting farmer was entertaining. As was Tilda Swinton's plot (won't say any more about that.)

I give it a solid 3.5/5
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