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Backrooms finds its stride within its own found footage phenomenon that taps into the collective human consciousness, and Parsons is clearly on the precipice of cultivating his own unique voice in filmmaking. I admire his web series greatly, the true independent and collective nature of it being manifested out of sheer will from a creepypasta will always be inspiring. Parsons is on the right track and I can't wait to see what awaits him as he grows and expands out…
It’s fine, unchallenging and sappy in a good way. I do enjoy the optimism. Always will love Gosling, he is doing a lot here. I hate it when movies are trying to tell me how to feel, just let me feel it. Also atrocious use of one of my favorite Beetles songs, I am determined to do it better copyright be damned
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
A wonderful double feature paired with Matt Johnson’s The Dirties! This movie is my second favorite comedy of the year so far (Nirvanna The Band is too much of a masterpiece sorry). The editing is beautiful and was god tier. Rob goes all out. We need to be able to forgive and rehabilitate each other. As a Gen Z, I truly am despised by this performative moralizing crusade that pervades itself in our culture and specifically social media. I don’t…
