My partner mentioned how good Matt Dillon would have been as Marshall aka the Ruffalo character - if the movie veered closer to the source material characterization and now I'm distraught all over again.
I enjoy this movie a bit more now that the dust of my overly Immense anticipation has faded. I will give this movie another shot when I'm going through the filmography - I'd be curious if there are any deleted scenes.
The state of Western animation couldn't be in a worse place - which is made abundantly clear with all of the previews I saw leading up to this breath of whacky, irreverent air. The eighteenth Smurfs reboot! Sequels! Children's Christian Propaganda! Bottom tier Pixar! Whatever the cynical and lazy SNEAKS is supposed to be.
The Day The Earth Blew Up is the most fun I have had a with a low stakes pure silly piece of pop culture confection since…
Trying to understand why the most evil movie ever made is also the most satisfying. I feel like I'm dying and going insane every time I watch this and I'm grateful for every single second. Every rewatch is a new discovery and an affirmation that Twin Peaks is the most important work of American fiction ever created.
How I stopped worrying about loving twee and embrace the yee-haw 🤠🚬🌵🏜️
