This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
A brilliant little film that seeks to display the vanity and oblivious nature found in American culture. In her directorial debut Carrie Hunter has surely expressed herself like no other.
Open on a den of drugs, a pit of criminal negligence as the wealthy snort there pain away under the guise of free love and a good time. But in their very midst is a dead girl. This breathtaking first shot, sweeps over the oblivious oblivion seekers and forces the…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Excuse the wall of text but there is really just so much going in in this film. Also I apologize for any grammatical of spelling errors, I just needed to get these thoughts out of my head, albeit in a rough form.
The premise revolves around the tired conception of a revenge plot. However, that alone is where the film compares to lesser creations with the same retributive attitudes. By using the tried Hollywood trope, the film makers are able…
A movie about a band from Ireland with good music, interesting characters, engaging plot, humor, displays the turmoil of the location at the time, and that's actually from the period its set in. In other words everything Sing Street wanted to be. Hell, it even has bunnies.
