The more time passes, the more I find myself liking The Big Lebowski. It’s a movie that somehow balances its characters perfectly between being larger-than-life and entirely believable. You’re taken on this absurd, chaotic journey, yet everything flows so naturally that you can’t help but go along for the ride.
At the same time, I can’t shake the feeling that there’s something deeper I’m not quite getting—a nagging sense that the movie is deliberately keeping me at arm’s length with…
“Dumb Money” is a solid and entertaining film with sharp humor and compelling characters, but it feels like it was released too early to fully capture the lasting impact of the events it portrays. While the financial concepts are introduced, they’re only briefly covered, leaving the deeper mechanics of the story unexplored. The short timeline also limits the progression of the characters, with many remaining in the same position by the end. It’s an enjoyable watch, but it lacks a sense of resolution or broader insight into the bigger picture.
“The Royal Tenenbaums” is Wes Anderson at his absolute peak—quirky family drama meets perfectly curated chaos. The playlist? Chef’s kiss. Every song hit harder than a well-timed Richie meltdown. The pacing was just right, never dragging but giving each weird, wonderful moment its time to shine.
Visually, it’s a masterpiece. Honestly, the man could frame a shot of a paper bag and make it feel iconic. And can we talk about Ben Stiller? His Chas was hilarious, heartbreaking, and wildly…
