Je vais essayer écrire mon premier compte rendu en français :)
J’ai aimé Le Tableu Volé et je me suis vraiment surpris de voir n’importe quelle quantité des commentaires négatives ici en Letterboxd.
Oui je comprend, il s’agit d’un homme riche qui vend un tableau cher. Et le film nous donne un image des riches pas correspondant à la réel, ou ils sont tous bienveillants. Mais c’est cool imaginer un monde dans lequel c’est possible qu’ils soient comme ça quand…
One of the most vulnerable performances I’ve seen. Especially Demi Moore, she truly put herself out there for this role.
Had the chance to watch it twice in theaters, the second time with my family, which bus crazy. But I was so excited when after the first time that I had to watch it again.
I get that it’s heavily inspired by Cronenberg, but I wish that it hadn’t gone so bizarre at the end. At the end everyone leaves…
There's something about overly optimistic and energetic people that I dislike. Either in real life or in movies I can't help but think that they're faking it. I'm mostly talking about Ethan Hawke's character, it's so shallow and boring.
Sure, every interaction at first is somewhat fake; being nice is the socially accepted default setting. And maybe Before Sunrise really does present glimpses of sincerity between the quirkiness and little games. But it's all just so shallow. Besides the kissing…
This would have been much better if the guy wasn't so weird.
Once again, Secretary is a film that falls under the cliché of associating BDSM with mental illness. It's also very messy in making a distinction between masochism and self-harm. But the most problematic aspect of the film is that the relationship starts with sexual harassment.
What I think Secretary does right is presenting BDSM as something more than just a sexual practice, kinda. At the end of the…
