It's Jason Statham's Bee analogies that really make this an Oscar caliber type film. I'll also go out of my way to say that Emmy Raver-Lampman's performance fell flat, almost as if she knew the script was a joke but hey a gig's a gig.
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Oldboy 2003
Finally got around to watching this after all these years, especially since Netflix fixed the language settings (not sure when that was done but i'm glad I watched it now since the film is leaving the streaming service at the end of March 2025).
I was not expecting that (ew) twist, but am not surprised since this film was so artfully unhinged and every turned corner was a wtf moment. The one take hallway fight scene was done really well…
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Know Your Place 2022
A young black man is tasked to perform an errand for his busy mother. Enlisting a friend for help, they struggle to get to their final destination, encountering obstacles along the way, whether it be familial, structural or systemic.
Set in Seattle with a backdrop of gentrification and displacement, at its core the film is about belonging - and the contrasting beliefs of rights and/or privileges to belong.
Director Mohajerjasbi’s slow overhead shots of Seattle are beautiful yet intentional in…
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Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania 2023
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
I think the reason why there is a shortage of visual effects artists all over the world is because it seemed like every single one was working on this film.
Ninety percent of this film is set in the quantum realm, which made me sad since we don't get to see Michael Peña. However, every scene with Corey Stoll (as Darren Cross, who surprisingly makes a return as M.O.D.O.K.) was hilarious and I found myself laughing every time he was…
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