Nft3 - feels good to put that.
Shots packed with equal amounts of haunting and innocent beauty hosting a wholly ambiguous story in every avenue it follows. Asking and implying thousands of questions and answering precisely none of them.
Complex and intentionally jarring editing and use of music weave a piece that allows the audience to bring their own questions and potential answers to the table which I must only assumes builds and builds upon repeat viewings.
A visually beautiful…
‘If I feed Pudge tuna, I’d be an abomination!’
I don’t know how many words Letterboxd allows but no amount would let me go in to how much I adore this film. It is Disney at its absolute BEST. And I don't think thats my childhood nostalgia talking. I think it is genuinely the best thing they ever have or will put out. I can’t go on anymore. Because I wont stop.
I’m going to have to keep this brief. I can’t cry much more.
There is something so profound about reaching the end of a film and the first thing you think is ‘I didn’t know a film could do that’ which sums up my experience with Nickel Boys. It took time to adjust and get comfortable with the first person telling of this story but RaMell Ross understood this pacing. Once settled, it demanded your attention and I couldn’t take…
