Still super relevant today, an eternal film, as conflict and threat always will be.
(Plus the fluoride thing, people still make Facebook groups about that fucking shit.)
The movie isn’t as chaotic as I expected: the plot strikes a perfect balance between solemn and absurd, one which had me in a superposition between stress and laughter at pretty much all times. Heart stopping moments fit seamlessly between stupid and immature humour (proving both to be bastions in satire) and the…
Went in very blind, and reading the film’s description I assumed it would be a subtle critique of modern day America: a bunch of strange family members going on a road trip in a nasty van to take their daughter to a beauty pageant. However, I found myself much happier at the fact it was pretty much the opposite.
As each character has to go through nasty and heartbreaking moments, there’s a continuous, ubiquitous feeling that everything’s going to be…
I could say this is the best bank robbery/heist movie made, and I’m going to.
This isn’t a movie that knows when to be funny and absurd and when to be serious and tense, it rather somehow manages to do both at the same time in pretty much every scene, which is a crazy accomplishment that mainly speaks to expert writing.
A film that captures a certain nature of crime movies, where the filmmakers have the opportunity to delve deep…
craziest white mum ive ever seen she prolly drives a range rover
