I can’t beat it.
Fills you with such a dark, depressing, longing feeling of angst. So accurately depicts raw and real human emotion and how one decision can affect every moment for the rest of your life. The scene where lee burns the sauce is one of the best scenes ever created because it shows this perfectly. He wouldn’t be able to sit at a campfire, watch a movie with a fire in it, or like this case, burn something…
“I’m never lonely when I’m with you”
Finished my second watch of this beautiful show last night and I have not stopped thinking about it once. Normal people is such an intimately crafted piece of art that I will never get tired of revisiting. Everything from the story to the visuals to each set of dialogue is worked to perfection. There’s a quote that Marianne says multiple times through the show that goes "it's not like this with other people"…
Doesn’t have that same spark of enthralling feeling that the original has but it still has loads of fun moments. Benoit Blanc has become one of my favorite characters and I could watch him solve these crimes a million times.
A good display of pressure building and anxiety inducing moment's. Three very strong performances and one of the more original ideas for a film. Fluer Fortune’s directorial debut is definitely very promising as I was impressed by a lot of the camera work. There’s some very beautiful frames when they’re outside of their house and in the thinking cave. The plot itself kinda fell apart a little bit for me after the assessment itself was done and I was not a huge fan of the last 20ish minutes, but overall it was a good film and I wish more people would watch these indie movies.
“Why is it that bad memories are more saturated than good ones? how am I supposed to paint a sunny day when I don’t ever remember seeing one?”
We are all the product of how our parents raised us until we decide not to be. Exhibiting Forgiveness is a beautiful yet devastating story about how difficult it is to raise a child the right way when all you witnessed growing up was hatred, abuse, and nonstop work. This was…
