I don’t have much nostalgia for the style this era of fantasy movies, lots of quirks I don’t think aged well, and overall this follows suit. Tangerine Dream score is awesome though, and worth it alone
It’s still fascinating to watch and decently fun, and an interesting part of Scott’s catalog.
Would love to know why the unicorns sound like a mix of whale songs and the Star Wars alarm.
Great look at how people handle long running traditions coming to an end but with no idea what to do in the future.
Just so happens to also be a fantastic love letter to baseball and men's league sports in general, managing to work in every little idiosyncrasy. It's all pointless at the end of the day, but that's also the point.
hot dogs will be around forever
Great balance of humor and taking the concept seriously, and the way it could flip back and forth was impressive. Mixes in several ideas from Okja and Snowpiercer as well, to much better effect.
Lots of fun, fully in on RPatt doing more weird voices.
I was a little more interested in going down the path of the cloning/dumb corporation story that it shifted away from in the latter half. Also need 10x more Steven Yeun, but that's always just a rule of thumb.
Exceeded my hopes and expectations, not one moment where I wasn’t glued to the screen. I wish this had been 5 hours long
