Ya A24 basically rules and shit.
The idea of a family curse is a fascinating motif that I have seen in a couple of different pieces of media throughout the years to describe what is less of a literal curse and more of a creative depiction of family trauma being passed down generation to generation and the consequences this has on individuals.
The family is dirt poor when they are young and the brothers are still boys with the family…
Gaga of New York was a fun watch. I expected a more realistic portrayal of the life of a New Yorker from the time period but was surprised by a much more theatrical rendition of the era. In no ways was this a bad thing however and it gave a really interesting lense on the city in that time period that I feel is rarely portrayed in pop culture. The ending was probably one of my favorite parts as it focused on an event that I was honestly not really taught about and didn’t understand the gravitas of
Why did that kind of suck buns????
The atmosphere was incredible but felt so shallow and randomly put together and not in the fun cool way that Ghibli usually does it.
The animation was incredible, lively, and just fun to look at. The backgrounds were also unbelievably gorgeous and just goes to show once again how great of detail the studio goes into with their movies
The character design was also actually great in this movie with fun looking characters…
Just realized I’ve never wrote a review on one of my favorite movies of all time, so I prob should. Se7en has such a fucking insane atmosphere. Talk about expertly setting a gritty/dark aesthetic to align with the whole plot; it hooked me in and made me feel like I was really in the movie itself.
The cast is S tier with incredible performances from Brad Pitt and Freeman and who knew Kevin Spacey could feel that creepy and that…
