Stop making sense is considered to be the Best Concert Film ever made and it's listed in the "Letterboxd Official Top 250 Documentary Films" at place number one.
This concert movie has an undeniable importance, it sets the bar for how concert films should be directed. Stop Making sense is directed by Jonathan Demme, who chose a very minimalistic approach: he focused purely on the band and the live performance, something very different from what was usual done (audience-focused).
Now,…
There's two types of people in this world:
- Why are you doing this?
- Because you let me.
Speak no Evil is not a movie for everyone. Speak no evil is for "Why are you doing this?" people. Contrary to what many people are saying, this movie shocks you to the core because it's way too real. It's real because tons of people don't say no. We say sorry a lot, we feel guilty all the time, we stay…
Who the fuck thought that this was going to be a good idea?
I don't understand, I don't even understand why people told me to watch this movie because it was a feminist movie about a "weird girl" and her life. WTF is wrong with you.
This is one of the hardest thing I watched, I don't understand how anyone could enjoy a 90 minutes movie about a 11 year old kid getting abused by fucking everyone for the whole…
I don’t mean any harm at all, and I’m not talking about Olivia, her crew or the concert itself, but the Concert film is so bad.
I know almost all of her songs, didn’t really care about going to the concert but I really wanted to watch this one.
I get that most people are rating the concert itself or Olivia. But the direction and editing is so bad. They made so so many bad choices…
So, just some thoughts:…
