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It all leads to a trippy interlude in which a gleamingly lit Pierre gets sucked into an icy mountain and floats around amorphously within its walls.

Like Hawthorn, the exclusive upscale restaurant where most of the action takes place, this brutal satire of class division — viewed through the lens of high-end gorging — is ruthlessly focused and gleamingly efficient.

That said, the director race often tends to reward the most technically accomplished feat, and “Mank” is gleamingly expensive auteur work from a famously exacting director.

And as he dangled the gleamingly expensive “Tenet,” for which he will receive 20 percent of the film’s first-dollar gross, did Nolan encourage theaters to reopen before we were ready to go back?

Bethany: Little bits of all those things lie scattered across these gleamingly greasy golden beauties.