A cute but unfortunately little underwhelming finale to Tom Hardy’s last rodeo as Venom.
Last Dance feels again like a buddy-cop comedy and a nice farewell to a good character that never got to shine like it really deserved.
Trying to patch up all the wrangling multiverse shenanigans, the film ends up scaling back to a smaller adventure with the symbiote and its’ host.
Unfortunately, the film forces Venom again to be very weak and never utilizes the full potential…
I feel like scoring this film with a rating would go against its’ principles.
The Brutalist is undoubtedly one of the year’s greatest films and possibly this decade’s too. It’s an astonishing achievement of a piece of art that explores the feeling of not belonging somewhere and the lengths that artists are prepared to go to create something inspiring and life changing.
The film resonates very deeply with me, I’m also a struggling artist living in a foreign country where…
“If the people we love are stolen from us, the way to have them live on is to never stop loving them. Buildings burn, people die, but real love is forever.”
Haven’t processed it yet but what I just witnessed was a pure classic.
I am just in awe of how great this film is still and how fundamentally critical it was for cinema. It literally shaped Hollywood in how films how be made of this style.
So much to say yet so little I am able to write now 🌌
Incredible! Breathtaking and extremely creative.
Loved the art and production design and am always amazed by how Eggers manages to create fantasies in such a gothic fashion.
I felt this was very early Burton like which made me love this film even more.
Definitely need a rewatch to appreciate all the details and artistic direction.
