“If you think I’m afraid of a planet, then you’re too stupid”
BANGER. Kirsten Dunst is so believable in her portrayal of a person having a depressive episode in a difficult and important situation. Everything about this movie invoked such a miserable feeling in me that I don’t think I’ve ever experienced before while watching something (fictional, at least). There’s absolutely nothing happy shown here, so it lives up to its title. A family drama that doesn’t rely on Oscar…
Really fucking intense. The acting here is top notch, especially the actress playing Diane. She had one of the best performances I’ve seen in a while. This movie is really dark and depressing but it doesn’t seem forced at all. I’d like to apologize to the French Canadians, I wasn’t familiar with your game.
So sick. I loved the montage of all the different realities. Really cool concept and actually pretty good performances from some of the actors (when they're bad though they’re BAD lol). Minus some of the editing choices, I probably would’ve never guessed that this was a really low budget indie movie. Liddell hyping this up was justified…
Fuckin banger. The scene where the master gets confronted by the man calling him on his bullshit was so good
