Film365 | Film #22
You know what kind of plan never fails? No plan at all.
Wow. What a masterpiece. I’m glad that I saw this before the Oscars ceremony this evening; I hope that the Academy recognises the brilliance of this film. It’s going straight into my top ten of all time and it might move even higher after a rewatch. Bong Joon-ho is a genius.
Excuse the bad pun, but Parasite is infectious in many regards. It is…
Film365 | Film #28
I don't know if there is anything wrong because I don't know how other people are.
Well well well. Paul Thomas Anderson, you have done it again. Working my way through his filmography, all of his films have been very strong indeed, but this is without a doubt my favourite so far. Punch-Drunk Love follows Magnolia in Anderson's lineup, a stark contrast in running time wherein the earlier film is double the runtime. However, the reduced…
Audacious. Bold. Brazen.
One of the best examples of visual storytelling that I have ever seen.
Riddled with contradictions. Exposes our hypocrisies. Contains an abundance of phenomenal dualities.
You were amazing.
It changed my life.
Break a leg.
Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley, a dynamic and daring duo. This film truly has The Style and The Substance!
either I'm missing something or this was kinda trash
Jessica Rothe turns in a breathtaking performance that manages to elevate an otherwise fairly generic and on the nose script.
Harry Shum Jr. offers an inconsistent performance - at times great, at others average.
Some nice song selections and a couple of interesting cinematography choices. An overall heartfelt, emotional and tragic story. Rothe tries her hardest to pull you in, but the script is so painstakingly cliche and average at times that a lot of emotional beats don't land. The…
