Why do y'all hate this short so much?
Broncho Billy could be any of us, and as such, this goes beyond a story about a wannabe cowboy.
Billy tries to live an authentic life. He's true to himself and secure about his way of going about things. Every moment is an opportunity to show who he really is and nobody will reduce him to something that he doesn't identify with.
Maybe it's your opportunity to reflect on how you live everyday. Maybe we could aspire to be more like Broncho Billy.
No matter what color you are, there are only two classes. (...) this is lower, this is upper. This is the oppressed, this is the oppressor. This is the exploited, this is the exploiter.
The United States of America sold the American Dream as the opportunity of a lifetime. You can have it all in this land, and there isn't anyone here who will try to stop you and your pursuits. The American Dream is a facade to feed the…
There are two conclusions we can draw from the movie. It's either simply a story about a killer who is compromised by a slight deviation in his work ethic, or it's a personal essay by the director on his vision and artistic ethics.
From the beginning, Fincher was open about his influences in this work, and it's hard not to see the various parallels with Melville's "Le Samourai." In fact, after finishing "The Killer," I felt that it was an…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
The Menu is an exciting movie that explores the fall of the artist, through allegories, and the purpose of one in the world.
The artist, which in this case is Chef Slowik, presents to the public exceptional, innovative, and relevant dishes. Every time he creates a new menu, he supposedly tries to design something that will make people savour and feel full but eventually, he starts to feel conscious about the whereabouts of his restaurant and that is when he…
