It felt more like a documentary rather than a film; but for what it’s worth, it was a really good 1.5 hours.
It is well-paced and quite informative for those who are on the brink of getting into poker. The story is catchy, and I believe a lot of people can relate to it. Plus, its comic-intended editing was right on.
The acts are alright, and the cinematography really helps you think you are in on it with them (the…
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Respect!
Casting is precisely what it should be. Everyone does what they are needed to. Cinematography and music get you to feel what must be felt at nearly every single scene. Can you believe this was the second film Tom Ford has directed? I mean even if it wasn't the case, you should still respect him for the job he has done. And the story is pure work of art.
After this point, this will become more of an interpretation,…
1- Dude, Sean Baker aced it. I mean the dialogue, the frames, the script, the whole story, and the hints of comedy; I just loved that I didn’t find anything wrong with Anora.
2- Mikey Madison was good for sure, but Oscars? I don’t know. Yes, she deserved it more than Demi Moore, but more than all the other nominees whose movies I haven’t seen? Not sure.
3- That last plan really, really needs some discussion.
1, 0.5, 0.75, 1, 0.75.
To anyone who sees this, any likes on my review on Peliplat is more than appreciated :)
P.S. Peliplat, of course, is a very good place to find other cinephiles.
“We’ll all eventually turn into our mothers.”
This marks, probably, the sixth times I have seen this movie; and each time I fell more in love with it.
It’s a 4.5, but fuck it, it’s a 5 for me.
P.S. Yo, Austin! I love you!
