Incroyable.
All our choices were made to reflect and confront us in the present — not to say, “Look what they did then,” rather, “Look what we do now.”
Jonathan Glazer
We’re all fully aware of the horrors in the world and yet we carry on in blissful ignorance. I don’t see it as just being about the obvious parallel (to the atrocities being committed against the Palestinian people) but also about society as a whole.
It’s hyperbole to suggest…
The closest I’ve ever cum to watching gay porn with my girlfriend
Four excellent performances and a tight script. There’s not a minute of padding on this movie. I especially like how the movie doesn’t hold your hand and allows everyone to have those emotional realisations at their own pace.
Everyone else in my viewing was crying, a deeply powerful film. If you’ve ever lost a family member then you can definitely relate to that time that’s been lost with them
This movie is like having sex with Margot Robbie but you only do missionary and she lays completely still the entire time.
It’s (mostly) visually spectacular, but it lacks substance. The family oriented story did make Jake a more interesting character than in the first, but that’s not exactly hard to do.
There were only a few good action set pieces and as a result the pacing felt kinda off. There’s plenty of scenes that felt a bit pointless and…
Have been a fan of this director for a while now and here he reunites the pairing he worked with in In Bruges to great effect. Both Gleeson and Farrell are excellent as expected but Kerry Condon and Barry Keoghan round out the main cast in exemplary fashion.
It's an extremely well written and dense movie with far too much subtext to understand on a single viewing. Cannot wait to see it again once it gets released on streaming and hope it gets the credit it deserves come reward season
