First rewatch since high school English class and it held up relatively well. We focused a lot on dystopian literature and low key this movie is probably what kicked off my love for the genre.
Viggo does what he does best and some of the intensity in this dark post apocalyptic landscape is pretty captivating. Hats off to the supporting cast, whose minimal screen-time made all the difference.
Shoutout to Ms. Ballan
A pretty wild indie movie that surprised me with how funny it is. Toros and the spastic Armenian / Russian goon squad make it feel more like a comedy than your typical Russian mob or gangster film. Not too dark and serious which is nice. Igor really stands out as the calm guy amidst chaos while they run around New York City looking for a spoiled rich kid.
(Side note: it’s funny how many people in the city seem to…
Melted my brain watching for just the third time since it’s 2014 release.
Possibly the strongest year for any actor as McConaughey manages to deliver Dallas Buyers Club, True Detective, The Wolf of Wall Street and ENDED with Interstellar. Pretty fucking impressive.
Each viewing continues my ever growing child-like imagination of what the hell is out there and what it all means. Life is short, get high and think about the universe with your friends. Nolan might be an alien and he doesn’t miss. Interstellar is more than ‘alright alright alright.’
One of the most complete films I’ve ever seen. Absolute perfection from start to finish.
