Rarely have I felt such an emotional beat up after watching a film. Left the theater completely wrecked and demoralised, my feet dragging on the mall's floor as I made my way home, out of energy and helpless - which just goes to show how effective this film is.
The cinematography here is fantastic and the performances are really good, specially Sandra Hüller. Simple shots of a family in their home, performing mundane tasks of a common daily life, become…
My first time watching this movie and I definitely did not understand everything that was going on.
It's certainly a very interesting film as it leaves you thinking over everything that happened, wanting to go and find discussions and analysis of it online trying to put the pieces of the puzzle together - but it's also an extremely convoluted film. So as a viewing experience, it makes for a frustrating and, honestly, kind of bland experience.
Maybe I'll like it…
I wanted to love this, I really did but I came out of the movie theater quite disappointed.
Ferrari is a film with an interesting subject on its hands but that it mostly invests its time and focus on a really tiresome and uninteresting failed marriage and mistress plotline which doesn't feel compelling in any way - if anything I found it quite dull. The performances were also nothing to write home about, although I would say the pretty underwhelming…
We should have Mr. Bean show up in more movies wrapping presents because that was quite the highlight of this film (yes, actually)
