It’s actually frustrating to hear this masterpiece of an album after everything Ye said and done in the past months. His musical genius is still there, it never really went away, a Kanye solo album is all we can expect from a damned he proved that with Donda and proved that again with Bully.
Preacher Man feels like OG Kanye West, Highs and Lows is a fucking banger, Last Breath with Peso Pluma made me transcend corporeal form, but the song…
Spike Lee, the goat that you are.
The movie is super funny but it’s also very emotional. Paul’s character really stuck with me, I loved his arc and the performance he gave amazed me. The chicken scene was terrific, I don’t know how much of that (if any at all) was improvised but it sure felt like that. It felt like a genuine interaction between all of the characters.
I think it’s very hard to write a movie (and characters)…
It’s nice to have a Godzilla movie focused on character trauma rather than big and expensive CGI “Kaiju destroys city” scenes. Don’t get me wrong it does have that, it’s still a Godzilla movie, but this one is refreshing, not Hollywood-esque and thirsty for big action scenes like the Monsterverse movies.
This is an amazing accurate account of what people lived in the months after the revolution. One can say that the end of fascism in Portugal didn’t necessarily meant the end of oppression of the working class, specially in the rural areas, and this is exactly what this documentary tries to expose.
I feel like this people represent what “Portugality” really means, in opposite of what far-right nationalist ideology tells us today. They are a mirror of our whole society…
