The last film William Castle ever worked on has the occasionally amusing grisly moment, especially the crazy finale, but this cheesy horror movie never finds a good rhythm or ever makes you care about the characters.
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Rashomon 1950
One of the great joys in watching a director’s films in chronological order is seeing a growing evolution in filmmaking and narrative techniques, and wow, did Akira Kurosawa make a huge leap forward with Rashomon. Making movies around that time mostly dealing in realism and quiet stories of city life, Kurosawa found his voice with the innovative, creatively ambitious Rashomon that went on to inspire generations of filmmakers. Such audacious camerawork, storytelling, sense of place, with fantastic performances and a…
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Nickel Boys 2024
I’m sad because I wanted to love this. What a unique and extraordinary feat of cinematography, with some terrific performances throughout.
But in its overlong, heavily episodic 140 minutes, all I could ever pay attention to was the striking imagery of the film and that unusual first-person point-of-view. As much as I was impressed with how this movie was made, the shooting style on display unfortunately never allowed for any immersion into the narrative itself, or the characters, or the…
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