This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Typing gently under warm light as soft footsteps outline endless rows of bookshelves. A walk in the park, a gentle breeze as children and dogs prance upon lush lime hills. You look up as the sun leaves a kind embrace on your face.
I live my modern life in pursuit of stories. Not just the ones that famed storytellers have told, but the stories of each laughing child, each bird and bustling car in my life. Learning from stories can…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
It’s hard for me to make a fair assessment of this movie, since frankly, it started with one of my favorite 1st acts ever and slowly just got worse and worse. I still think it’s a good movie, but this is going to be my most cynical review for a good movie.
That first act is just magnificent. Just an extremely tense forty-five minutes of pure adrenaline and adventure. Incredible world-building and extremely creative direction. Just like with the predecessor,…
Subtle. That’s how I’d describe this film. The characters smile and stare in the slow, awkward way that you and I do. The score is gentle and unintrusive. The framing of each shot is beautiful, but it’s not told that way using wild angles or bright colors: it makes you wait, and wait, and wait, until you realize what the focus of the scene is. It’s so cute, the way characters linger on words and repeat themselves. It’s utterly human,…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
I might be a lil camera slut y’know some kinda digiwhore but i was so invested in a lot of parts of this movie that nobody probably gives a shit about. I loved the focus on photographers and the role they take in these types of conflicts. it’s a metacommentary about how undying devotion to abstain from taking a side will lead to your downfall. Yet, you keep doing it even though you know it’ll lead you there because you’re…
