Is Ming in trouble?
A debt, a delivery driver, and a whole lot of shaky cam: Take Out is a no-frills 90-minute ride that leans into its scant means.
A lot of tight frames and intense shaky cam, which can be difficult even as it does do something to put you behind the handlebars. The deliveries themselves are often unremarkable, but never without stress — there's always the chance that something could go wrong, even as door after door come…
I bet she's still got that silver dollar.
I felt a bit down, so I decided to watch a film. This was, mood-wise, a bad choice. Is this what Dilla was talking about?
A whole lot of heartbreak. The Last Picture Show is coming of age in a dying dustbowl, the eternal trappings of senior year pressing up against the rote conventions and manmade prisons of a small American town.
It's a standout cast. You can see why Bridges and…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
During the Q&A at the end, director Justin Kurzel was dressed down by an audience member who said he didn't consult with the survivors. He followed it up with this: "I just don't see why a film like this should even exist."
I don't agree with that, but I think Nitram doesn't achieve what it sets out to, either. All the discussion of gun legislation, mental health, and masculinity feels grafted onto this outsider story. They're present, but never the…
Cannot get enough of arrows through cockpits, I would watch three and a half hours of just pilots getting their shit rocked.
