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There is so much I love about Mickey 17 and also, so much that didn't quite land for me.
Right off the bat, Bong Joon Ho introduces us to a world and character that reeks of bleak desperation which reminded me of his other works. The opening sequence that leads to the delayed title card reveal was possibly my favorite sequence of the whole film. Between the excellent camera work and Pattinson's ability to act so fluidly with his body,…
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I feel somewhat conflicted after watching Three Colours: White.
My thoughts need to marinate on this film before I can give a more honest and true analysis of my feelings, but I'll still let my pre-cooked thoughts be known.
On the one hand, what Kieślowski does here is remarkable. His portrait of a man enamored with love while simultaneously embarking on a long-winded quest for retribution is provocative and enticing. The cinematography, much like Three Colours: Blue, is tremendous, and…
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