Film of the week!
It's like Bong Joon Ho's Megalopolis. Riddled with political satires which probably all made sense in his head, but unfortunately not all of us are capable of directing parasite.
Still, although bleak at times this film is definitely an achievement in the world of "sardonic sci-fi social satire turned trolly problem blockbuster" movies. Robert Patterson's acting is definitely fitting for his double-role, and it was a joy seeing how much Mark Ruffalo hates Donald Trump. Tim…
Film of the week!
I really gotta give this thing the proper review it deserves. It's almost criminal that this lost to Shakespeare in love at the Oscars - but then again they're also a money hungry company rather than an organization that's really interested in the prosperity of cinema as a medium. I wouldn't expect amazon to recommend a hang kang novel either, so I don't know why I ever have expectations.
The Brazilian film "central station" still stands…
Film of the week!
Definitely not without it's flaws, (especially given the type of film it is where nothing much happens) but it's just so sweet and genuine that I think you could classify this as a type of "perfect film". Or maybe I'm just a sucker for films like magnolia. Who knows.
Our little sister is an ambitious film. It's taking the stance of an Ozu film made for people that actually see daylight. The characters are extremely rich,…
Why do I keep doing this to myself?
It's one of the worst and most revolting films I've ever seen. The acting, the cinematography, the music the message everything is just so bad it isn't even funny anymore. By the time it got to the "patriot music video" section it baffled me so much that they made this without realizing that they not only made a complete fool of themselves, they also accidentally created a satire on the idiosyncrasies of…
