In love with that one shot near the beginning with Patrick Fischler exiting the café and staring out into the sun. The colour grading in this moment is immaculate. David Lynch needs to stop shooting in such moody settings because these shots out in broad daylight were such a pleasure to just take in. Also: when Naomi Watts walks into her aunt’s bathroom for the first time ,… lighting had me on clutch for a moment there.
Can’t help but…
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STRANGER DANGERRRRRRR
I don’t think you could encapsulate this film into one Letterboxd review; but a good way of seeing it is that I thought this was a comedy for the first 2/3rds of this movie only to be gobsmacked in the last thirty. Suddenly Google’s adjectives (“harrowing” “gripping” “suspenseful”) make sense.
Grabs you, gags you (!), … I was on the edge of my seat for two hours and twelve minutes — and left sinking into it with the…
only in Paris can you go to a midnight viewing of the eternal sunshine of the spotless mind and have the theatre be completely full
the sheer number of audible tears heard at the end of this movie made me feel better about my own
Jim Carrey is genuinely such a talent. he is just magical in this role. I can’t take my eyes off him. I’m rooting for him always. same goes for Kate Winslet. both have such star…
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well if they wanted to quote the entirety of the first movie instead of writing an original script, I am sure some of my old wattpad novels would have sufficed instead for some mob-inducing, angst-filled monologues
so many critiques but the tl;dr is this whelmed me
gave Paul Mescal the exact same storyline as Russell Crowe and expected him to live up. he just doesn’t have the nuance that Crowe had in the first movie. or perhaps his strengths lie…
