we have such a responsibility to guide our young so that they don't end up falling apart, falling by the wayside, becoming insignificant.
after hearing so many great things about this film, i'm glad i gave it a try, because it was truly beautiful, yet so sad to its core.
adrien brody gives it all, just as usual, to portray an afflicted high school teacher that tries to change the lives of those that happen to be even more unfortunate…
i have to get more pudding for this trip to hawaii. as I just said that out loud i realize it sounded a little strange but it's not.
seeing a wholesome love story between two awkward halfs that are one together and try to fit into society always warms my heart.
i had a completely different idea for this in my head, yet it turned out to be much more original than i thought. even if i didn't find it…
does evil come from within us, or from beyond?
i recently heard some criticism towards this new adaptation of nosferatu but i think what most people are missing is that eggers' films aren't intended to be these gruesome horrors after all, but try more to make you feel uncomfortable and, at times, disgusted to get you on the edge of your seat and it definitely worked on me!
still being able to see this on the big screen made me…
you will eat less than you desire and more than you deserve.
the menu turned out to be such an exquisite little ride in the realms of madness of ralph fiennes' eccentric chef slowik.
it had a quite similar concept to midsommar, maybe on a lower note even glass onion: a knives out mystery, and the miniseries nine perfect strangers, making this one of my favourite last watches.
nicholas hoult's character, almost as much as others, drove me crazy throughout…
