This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
This film really touched me. I love all the themes - the three different time periods, the right person wrong time trope delicately portrayed through the ‘invisible string’ theory, and the whole ‘maybe in another life’ analogy.
The characters had great chemistry, even when portrayed in their youth which just adds another element and level of pain. I also appreciated how during the 2012 scenes it was ~excruciatingly~ 2012, with the skype and the old early 2010s technology. The cinematography…
A weird and wonderful film. To me, it was very much ‘The Favourite’ meets ‘Hugo’ meets ‘Moulin Rouge’ in a very steampunk, technicolour way. I wasn’t surprised to find out it was from the director of ‘The Favourite’ at all due to the absurd camera panning.
Emma Stone is absolutely brilliant, her candidness when it comes to the more intimate (if you can call them intimate) scenes is shockingly admirable and I really remembered why she’s one of my favourite…
Honestly a really crazy film. The cast is great and Anya Taylor-Joy is one of my favourite actresses, she steals the screen in every role she plays.
It really defined what it means to be a thriller in a very eccentric way. The theatrical feel ran alongside the theatrical storyline quite cohesively, and I genuinely didn’t know what was going to happen next. It was hard to watch at certain points, but I guess that means they succeeded with the…
An interesting film with some quite unexpected twists and turns. The acting by the leads was great as per usual for Emily Blunt. The direction was quite.. unique in some places with the shaky camerawork and the confusing time jumps - it could’ve worked in chronological order (obviously excluding the plot twist) but all in all I enjoyed this film for what it was.
