EGething

EGething

Favorite films

  • Johnny Guitar
  • Mirror
  • Dogtooth
  • The Night of the Hunter

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  • Mifune

    ★★

  • The Lovely Bones

    ½

  • Wings of Desire

    ★★★★

  • Inside the Yellow Cocoon Shell

    ★★★★½

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  • Mifune

    Mifune

    ★★

    Hey. I discovered some Dogme 95 rules you may have overlooked in the official manifesto when you signed up to watch Mifune:

    Rule Number 11: When you pack in as many gratuitous rapey male fantasy plot points as possible focusing on your sex worker-cum-housekeeper characters, the soundtrack shall be diegetic and the lighting shall be natural. 

    Rule Number 12: the extreme histrionics on regular display must arise without logical reason within the plot. 

    Rule Number 13: If you’re turning your film into a rom-com, make sure the sex-worker appears to accept and enjoy all of the abuse, so it’s more comedic, cheerful, and romantic. 💘

  • The Lovely Bones

    The Lovely Bones

    ½

    The only thing worse than this flick is the book on which it was based. Why, Peter Jackson, why?

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  • Dopesick

    Dopesick

    ★½

    Goes without saying that the Sackler family should be in prison for crimes against humanity and general corporate shitbaggery. But what needs to be said right now about the Dopesick series is that whoever styled the hair pieces and wigs stole the show in breathtaking ways. One of the Sackler brothers wears a fake bald pate encircled by a Squirmel-like strip of synthetic dog fur, apparently cut with pinking shears. Some of the wigs ‘n weaves are so stiff and…

  • mother!

    mother!

    Can't wait for the sequel! 


    Mother! so desperately wants to be a masterpiece, it’s soiled itself in the process. 

    When allegory and metaphor are the lead pipe with which a director beats the audience senseless, what's gained? Does the world really need a two hour visual assault in order to better grasp the notion of the [male] artist as god-creator or of the rise of religion, aka misogyny, in society (Aronofsky straddles the two stories, having his ugly way with…