Favorite films
Don’t forget to select your favorite films!
Don’t forget to select your favorite films!
l expected this film to feel heavy and dark and for that reason, I wasn’t hugely motivated to watch it. Whilst there were the anticipated “serious” themes, I was surprised by how consistently comedic it was. Out of the latest releases I’ve watched, none of which are overtly comedic excluding (parts of) A Real Pain, this was definitely the funniest for me, which felt refreshing.
Anora is a really interesting character. She appears to lack naivety according to her life…
Really gripping but tricky to determine whether this was the impact of the film itself or the events it was portraying. I enjoyed the bustle and intensity of the newsroom, though this atmosphere has been captured in the same way many times before.
The television crew’s inexperience in news broadcasting is a useful vehicle for highlighting the real-world impact of news coverage and allows for upfront exploration of ethical questions around responsibility. It also means that the events of September…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
This was as true a 5/5 as could be. I was half-expecting to be bored, or at the very least to struggle to maintain focus but to my surprise, I was hooked within minutes and the time seemed to fly by. It could have gone on for longer and I wouldn’t have complained.
I found this to be stunning from start to finish. It was incredibly clear and intentional thematically: everything worked, made sense, and built upon that which was…
I wasn’t sure how much interest in or knowledge of Bob Dylan I needed to have prior to watching this film in order to enjoy it, but I was pleasantly surprised to find that the answer was little to none. I assume that Dylan was well embodied by Timothée Chalamet, based on the recent nomination, but without having seen anything that could serve as a reference, I wasn’t in a position to judge this myself. Nonetheless, it seemed like a…