I am a serial rewatcher, i love when i get back to a movie and everything just clicks differently.
Carlito’s Way may be De Palma’s best.
One of the coolest movies ever which is crazy because we follow a doomed character the whole movie. We know he doesn’t get a happy ending but we hope something miraculously changes.
Gorgeous movie to look at, oozes in style and on top of that you have every other line by Al Pacino be…
Out of the many abstract movies out there, I feel like 2001: A Space Odyssey is one of the very few that don’t rely on an explanation at all.
I decided to watch this at midnight, I wanted to really feel isolated with this movie and I think this worked wonders for me. The sound design, the insane imagery and long sequences with no dialogue, I was put in a trance for 2 and a half hours. It’s a movie…
With every viewing the craftsmanship on display becomes even more apparent.
Every single detail in this movie is intentional, from the dialogue to the set design to the blocking. If you want a lesson in how to do symbolisms in film, study Parasite.
This will be one of the go to movies for film schools in decades to come, I’m sure of it.
Genuine masterpiece, everything works for me. Perfect.
The actual internet theory of the Backrooms is way more creepy than what this movie does.
The movie shines in its smaller moments, every found footage scene was a highlight, truly great scenes.
As it went on and the movie tried to tie in the characters with the Backrooms i started to grow more distant. Less explaining was needed because now we got a climax with a lot of explaining but without many answers (i don’t mind there not being…
This is everything i wanted it to be and more.
Timothée Chalamet is exactly who he thinks he is, a future great, he is beyond amazing here.
It’s a movie that just doesn’t stop at any moment, i am OBSESSED with the momentum of this movie, the score is perfect.
We follow a guy that just doesn’t take no for an answer, an egomaniac that wants to prove his worth every moment he gets.
He is a scumbag that you…
I love the twisted mind of Yorgos Lanthimos.
It’s a social class commentary disguised as an abduction alien movie.
Lanthimos utilizes the deadpan humour we have become accustomed to with his movies and really offers some very deep questions about the reality we are living right now.
I LOVED the ending, it totally worked for me, further expanding the ideas the movie sets out.
Also loved the bees metaphor with the common working class.
Emma Stone is amazing as always and Jesse Plemmons has never been better, he gives an excellent performance.
One of the year’s best.
