It amazes me how many people say they love David Lynch and then approach his work with Tommy Wiseau-levels of ironic laughter. This maybe being his worst offender because it includes maybe the most notorious “ironic cinephile laughter” actor in Nicolas Cage.
But god damn this is so heart-burstingly earnest when it comes to the love story. Cage and Dern are lighting the screen on fire every time they’re together and though he’s got a few great ones this has…
For the first time in what feels like forever, the Looney Tunes characters actually retain the zany characteristics that made them iconic without annoying fourth-wall breaks about IP or Warner Bros itself and it’s just…well yknow a big cartoon.
And apparently this is controversial but I love the 2D animation style they went with here, a mix between the really classic style of the original characters and a fresh coat of paint to make it feel more modern. There’s room…
WARNING:
THIS REVIEW OF HER IS AND THEREFORE WILL SOUND LIKE PROTOTYPICAL HIPSTER BULLSHIT AND ADDS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO ANY CONVERSATION ABOUT IT. WILL NOT BLAME YOU IF YOU DON’T READ IT.
Ok, if you are still reading I really appreciate it and I hope I will only just slightly disappoint you.
Her was probably my most devastating trip to the movies I can remember. As a preface I’ll just tell you that today started as one of the best…
Bret Mckenzie went from 3 seconds of being in the Fellowship of the Ring...to a speaking part in Return of the King...to winning an Oscar.
It pays to be attractive.
Long live Figwit
