I am literally in Michigan as we speak. Though I haven't been shopping for perfume in any strange department stores I can confirm animal cannibal culture is still alive and well. Possibly in Michigan still makes little sense, but I swear it makes more sense every time I watch/listen to it.
Hey everybody, first of all I wanted to say that my activity on Letterboxd may be slacking for a while. With the weather getting warmer life's been getting a lot busier and it's at least as important to persue personal joy and exploration as it is a love for cinema. Ontop of that I have been getting burnt out trying to keep up with my one movie l/review a day goal. Thinking about getting a film club of sorts together.โฆ
Based on the novel of the same name by Alasdair Gray, penned for the screen by Tony McNamaran, and directed by Yorgos Lanthimos; Poor Things peels back the skin of the classic Frankenstein story and ressurects it as a dystopian sci-fi fantasy adventure. I've always believed that life's ugliness is just as important and profoundly moving as it's beauty. Poor Things poses many an uncomfortable inquiry about human nature in Lanthimos typical bluntly transgressive style. I feel like a triggerโฆ
Quick review from the movie theatre parking lot. Love is: The Drama. Holy hell, add this to the group of movies that makes being single look like a better option. Sometimes you should just shut the fuck up and stop talking THE movie. Spectacular performances from a cast full of familiar faces. Robert Patinson is creepy and annoying, a role he has been playing exceptionally well. Also makes a great Robert Pattinson awkwardly masturbating double feature with The Lighthouse. Zendayaโฆ
