I’m not sure that I’ve had more fun watching a movie than I did watching After Hours.
It was wierd, I had to keep reminding myself that I was watching a Scorsese film despite De Niro or DiCaprio not being in it. But you’re reminded who’s the director pretty frequently with his fast editing style. I think his style matches the vibe of the film almost perfectly. It puts us in the mind of the distraught main character who just…
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I really wanted to like this one. It had been on my watchlist for years. I’ve heard it’s an all time great from so many people. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to see it as that.
I really enjoyed the main story line. The knight in his game of chess with death. I found that plot-line incredibly interesting. Block’s whole relationship with death and existentialism was something I was really invested in. I just wish the movie focused more on that.…
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Back when I had my anonymous film TikTok account Paris, Texas was a film that I would always see other accounts posting about. I would consistently see it in the top 5 of other people's favorite movies. And I knew nothing about the movie, except that it was incredibly sad and the ending was crazy.
A few days ago my friend watched it and freaked out. He insisted me to watch it as well, so I finally watched the film…
I haven’t watched this movie in some time. With that being said I still put it at my number 3, for the time being. Ralph Fiennes performance sends chills whenever he’s on screen. Ben Kingsley is great in a small role. And of course Liam Neeson made me ball at the end and is one of my favorite scenes of all time.
I don’t know what Spielberg was on when he made this, but it’s probably the saddest and most impactful movie I’ve ever watched.
Schindler’s List: 9.6/10
