"Besides, it's amusing to make fortunate men taste the same misery as the unfortunate."

This is WHY i love movies. The first 10 minutes set the tone right there. Train scene and the last act are prolly my favorite scenes. The visuals were so incredible that I found myself wanting to rewind. I honestly thought that Gondo's bosses were involved when I was watching, so I was really surprised when the kidnapper was revealed. The police seemed a bit silly…

“The man who pulls the lever that breaks your neck will be a dispassionate man. And that dispassion is the very essence of justice. For justice delivered without dispassion is always in danger of not being justice."

I wonder what was going on in Quentin Tarantino's mind when he wrote this? The writing was really confusing sometimes, I found myself wondering what on earth I was watching. Some parts seemed to go on for a while, but he found a…

Prolly the most wonky movie I have seen yet. There are so many colors, even in scenes where you didn't notice they were there. I can’t explain what i saw in certain scenes but i enjoyed it. keke palmer knows how to pick her films, because she been in nothing but good shit recently. Shared a fantastic tale even though it was a bit quirky. I loved how the colors were used in certain scenes. The final scene where they…

“Like, what does it matter? What does it matter? It just passes. Yo. If I disappear, like, who cares? Nobody cares, man. Seriously. Yo, and that's okay. That's life. That's life. No, for real. Okay? It just passes. It just fucking... fucking passes.”


Whew…that was a lot. Movies like these sometimes feel like a form of therapy when you watch them. I loved seeing that moment where we see Ruben realizing this shit is real and not a dream. Acting…