It was a good, enjoyable film, but I don’t think it was as good as people make it out to be. Nine Oscar nominations seems about right, however.
It makes sense to compare this to Uncut Gems, but to me Marty Supreme is light-years above it in many different ways. Albeit, the negatives I gathered from both films were for the same reasons. I like the build-up to the climax, but it can feel a bit drawn out in certain…
How incredible this film is almost makes me regret deliberately putting off watching it. It tells an immensely important story in world history and raises difficult questions about morality and the choices made in the name of the “greater good.” Cillian Murphy is perfect in the role; his portrayal of Oppenheimer is quietly compelling and, at times, even inspiring. Even subtle details uch as referring to the atomic bomb as a “gadget,” contrasted with his growing regret in the later…
It's genuinely tragic how much I detested watching this.
A heartbreaking story about things that are still happening today as we speak. It’s difficult to watch because the film grounds its depiction of hardship so effectively that, in the back of your mind, you’re aware this is more than just a film for some people. I highly recommend watching this, it's not just a story; it's more a reminder of what people are going through on an everyday basis.
This is currently my favorite film OAT. It deserves to be, every single moment of the film is terrific, there wasn't a single dull moment. I dare say it's the best superhero movie in history. It sets a standard for the genre that very few films have even come close to matching.
Heath Ledger’s performance as the Joker is genuinely iconic. The way he portrays the character as both chaotic and unpredictable, yet still calculated and intelligent, is easily the…
