“the horror…
…the horror.”
the best war film from the perspective of a soldier to date. the amount of time and absolute caliber that this film takes is just so masterful. francis ford coppola’s magnum-opus. peak in film making right here, the attention to detail, the raw ability of this film is so noble and incredibly done.
beauty within hell, monstrosity within paradise.
Love is the one thing we're capable of perceiving that transcends dimensions of time and space. Maybe we should trust that, even if we can't understand it.
watching this with my dad hit so hard, an out of body experience leaving the theater and trying to return to normalcy...
unsure of what else to say that hasn't already been said about Interstellar in 70mm IMAX, except that it wholeheartedly transcends reality. the scientifically raw visuals of space are so ethereal…
love the typa movies that just all take place in one setting/period-of-time. that being said, I’ve developed a fear for Jewish Shivas.
such uncanny and just satirical humor, Rachel Sennott is brilliant in this. same with Molly Gordon she’s so funny in her own way
in conclusion, do not get your picture taken by random men
Anna Kendrick does some very good and impressive directorial stuff here. The last 20 minutes or so of the film are probably the most captivating and tense parts of the whole movie. The performance of the runaway girl, and Kendrick are pretty well-done.
Other than that, the movie is very surface-level in its design. we don’t really understand the characters and their motives. we really just see where the…
honestly a lovely Christmas vibe and I love watching it all cozy. Gonzo is the goat and I love him
cmon man, why cant MY DREAMS be this cool, stunted, and action-packed??!
rewatching Inception on DVD after a long time really changed my perception of this film. Nolan delves into the makings and concepts of the mind, along with the power that the subconscious holds on oneself, without even realizing it. Nolan questions the creation and implementation of ideas/principles, whether or not they are original...or composed by others.
the VFX in this area is genuinely perfect. they accurately capture the…
bros before hoes, right??! wait…wait no..not that like that!
I feel as if this movie just absolutely tarnishes the sport of tennis, just basing it off of sex and sexuality - playing into a personal stereotype about the sport and its inherent culture. as a tennis player i yearn to actually watch a movie about tennis that isn’t based around sexual encounters. lowkey felt disgraced.
i was looking forward to a exciting tennis-centered atmosphere with a tense drama that builds…
sadly i felt that this film was a smidge of a let-down, the performances were good…a little underutilized but everyone delivered with their script. I thought the editing may have been the best part, the quick instances or sequences of scenes, displaying the manic and chaos of trying to set up the ideal first show. Was anticipating this a little bit more, the trailer made it look way more tense; nonetheless, it was still good with a pretty funny story about the first Saturday Night.
wherein have I done wrong?
because you don’t know the answer to that question,
I pity you.
a marvelous film that exemplifies the cruelty and absolute absurdity of war, that grandly contrasts itself with a final fleeting moment of compassion and solidarity; in wars darkest depths.
the beauty of Paths of Glory lies in its unflinching exploration of the dehumanizing nature of war and its profound…
in terms of GLICKED: Wicked absolutely destroys Gladiator II in its entirety.
once again, not a huge fan of musicals after works like The Greatest Showman and Cats but Wicked does it sooo right. it stays true to its original story, its inspiration from the original the Wizard of Oz. Wicked adds a whole new authentic and extremely intricate design to the well-known play and story of Oz.
i really liked both leading actresses in the film, they both do…