These girls walked so Gypsy Rose could Gypsy Rose.
Teenage characters - unlikeable
Main character's intentions - understandable
Detective with an eye patch - unresistable
These girls walked so Gypsy Rose could Gypsy Rose.
Teenage characters - unlikeable
Main character's intentions - understandable
Detective with an eye patch - unresistable
Lightning Space Viking and his ex-girlfriend fight a genocidal atheist with bondage powers.
I don't remember enjoying this film too much when I watched it in theaters, but after a few years with the post-Endgame MCU, it's honestly not bad.
I honestly love the direction Taika Watiti took with this character since back in 2027 when Ragnarok came out. It was risky for sure, but the groovy cosmic absurdism really works for the character that is Thor. Additionally, bringing back…
This movie felt like a dream.
From the water to the Capabara, every element & character in this film has a soul, and it is depicted in full strength on screen. I felt strongly in tune with each character's unique personality in a way surprising for a no-dialogue movie.
This movie is for anyone, any age, from any corner of the Earth. It makes me think about a lot of things that scare me and a lot of things I find beautiful.
I see why it won an Oscar.
"So anyway, I started blasting" type protagonist.
Great mystery thriller start-finish. Amanda Seyfried was crazy charismatic and did a good job of playing the smartest person in the room. The pacing was perfect; I didn't feel bored for a single second.
The only comment I have walking away from it all was how quickly it wrapped everything up in the final ten minutes. That being said, the ending is fire.
Criminal underuse of Sebastian Stan.