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It's funny how the movie is titled "A complete unknown" because I sat through all 140 minutes of it and still barely know who Bob Dylan is.
The movie weirdly doesn't explain itself, it cuts to different scenes and jumps forward in the timeline but it doesn't give you conext for what's happening, it just drops hints and you are supposed to piece together what happened in between scenes, sometimes they'll explain it but they won't do it right away,…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Incase anyone is wondering where the London hotel staff members did after that scene ended, I showed up and shot them after what they did to my girl Michelle Yeoh.
Jon M. Chu NEVER EVER EVER disappoints, this movie KNOWS what it is and executes it with grace, style, and swager. Visually stunning and carried its weight in story. The movie's resolution felt rushed, like we needed a bit more of resolution, but the movie tries to give some more…
An oldie but a goodie. Super fast pacing 'blink and you'll miss it' type of film. The acting and comedy is just top. It kept my hyperfocus brain entertained the entire time, it's one of those comedies that I like to call "stage play movies". Super happy to see Marisa Tomei and
Sylvester Stallone feels like a character straight out of 'The Godfather' but with a modern comical twist. OH and that opening sequence is so amazing yet unnecessary at the same time!
Cried in the first 15 minutes, radicalized by the 25th.
