“I'm boarding this run-down truck, but you're trying to catch the train of humanism before it's too late. I won't stop you. You seem willing to pay the fare, no matter how high.”
Brilliant, if there’s one word to describe this movie it’s brilliant. I am in awe of the fact that this movie is in the Letterboxd 250 list yet rarely do I hear people talking about this.
Tatsuya Nakadai is an all timer actor, you’d think first that…
“Is everybody okay?”
“Well... the fuckin' hippies aren't. That's for goddamn sure.”
What the hell was that experience, I honestly don’t fully understand Tarantino’s vision but what I get at it is a great all timer movie with just an excellent ensemble and set… in Hollywood!
Leonardo DiCaprio is magnificent as Rick Dalton, his outbursts and crashed are just proof that DiCaprio is one of the best of his generation. Brad Pitt gives a very fun performance, it honestly just…
"Remember me?"
George Miller deserves to be called THE MASTERMIND because how does this also live up to Fury Road. The action, cinematography, visuals, storyline and characters are amazing, it's just that little...CGI.
Anya Taylor Joy does an amazing job capturing the character of Furiosa and her tragedy. It's actually really tragic and emotional, and she actually looks like Charlize Theron's Furiosa when she's bald. The small kid that plays child Furiosa is also amazing here, she looks a lot…
"WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY!!"
It surely is a wonderful day, Kingdom of the planet of the apes is incredible. Surely a worthy sequel and start of a new trilogy for the Planet of the apes franchise. Although this isn't the best planet of the apes movie ever, it still is damn good.
I'll say it's more of a War than it is a Dawn of the planet of the apes. While I do like War it's just a bit long…
