I was surprised. Timothy's star power is real. I didn't give a damn about Bob Dylan until 2 hours ago (more like 4, had to get home).
It works because it's a vibe. If you catch on the vibe Timothy just carries it on his shoulder and it's a pleasure to watch. In fact I wasn't into it at all for the first 20 minutes. Give movies their time, always.
I could really rewatch it and enjoy it so much…

Antichrist is an experience. It was definitely a strange and shocking one for me.
I don't know what to make of it as a movie.
As a piece of art, an extreme representation of post traumatic stress disorder and possibly a metaphor for an abusive relationship, it's interesting and ridicolously on point. Maybe on a metaphorical sense. At least I hope.
I sure could understand what Willem Defoe had in his eyes when his crazy wife was trying to stab…

Demi Moore's terrifying metamorphosis into the beautiful Margaret Qualley, aging into the old lady from The Shining, right before she ultimately turns into John Merrick, The Elephant Man.
If she isn't at least nominated for all the awards out there, I better see the greatest perfomances of all time being picked over hers.

So much Style for a movie called The Substance.
Coralie Forgaet and Benjamin Kračun dare shoot on digital and make it look absolutely gorgeous. Never off putting…

always the greatest delight to see this masterpiece. One of the very best movies of all time, no exaggerations required. And definitely one of the very very very best looking movies of all time.
PTA's movies always have great cinematography, but what happened here? Did he go to heaven to shoot this one? I mean have you seen the light in just about any goddamn shot? I will fight anyone who tells me this couldn't be compared to Barry Lyndon.…

look, this is a near perfect movie from a narrative and structural standpoint.
It's a perfect love relationship film. Real love must exist and we have examples of it in real life, but it ultimately still feels like a fairy tale. Love is tarnished by infedility, jealousy that'll get you murdered and jelaousy that'll kill you inside for watching your wannabe lover go with the dumbest guy in the world. It's a movie in itself when you realize the main…

I said in my previous reviews that you must be familiar with the show to understand why this is a cult classic, so this time I cheated a little; I rewatched S2 finale, then Fire Walk with Me and the Missing Pieces right after, for a complete experience.
If you think of it as a 2h Twin Peaks episode, it may be the best twin peaks episode (prior to The Return) and it's incredible. Everything is there, plus brand new…

as David Lynch's biggest fanboy, there was simply no way anybody could've convinced me this was good before yesterday.
People who dislike him always say he just makes shit up for the sake of being weird, and I would always defend all of his movies minus Inland Empire; when I saw it for the first time I thought yeah this is it, this is the movie were David Lynch got lost into his own weird mind and just got on…