featuring Choo-Choo The Hurkey Jerky Dancer
hits the bread-and-butters a little too often. love the rapid-cut shape interludes—like the sophisticated mechanical action that surrounds them has been deconstructed into the barest rudiments of force, magnified.
thought we had some walkouts but i guess they just had to go do something for 20-30 minutes outside. genuinely nice to see something this wacky in a regular commercial theater
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very funny coworker retreat activity. star cinema grill you will pay for serving me a weirdly hard brownie that i couldn't cut through with my spoon. i know this is the musical's fault and not necessarily the film's, but i really didn't enjoy all the strange backfilling to connect dots back to the OG (augh! my heart... it feels like it's... shrinking!!!.....). the ending is intensely unsatisfying, too—the antagonists get shuffled offscreen so quickly that it barely seems as though…
the first time i've been to a movie theater by myself! (wow!) this sort of defies recommendation; it's so obviously smart and thorough and well-acted (although leo's accent is a little stunted, to the point where it becomes hard to tell if it's an intentional affect or if he's losing grip on the characterization) that it's hard to actually latch on to and become a real *fan* of; will this be someone's very favorite movie in five years' time? i'm…
