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It's hard to describe this as a film because it has an obvious sense of realness. If I were to describe it though, it's basically the film "A Marriage Story" turned up to 100.
This film has so many unique and incredibly composed elements. This film carefully crafts and develops every single character in this film which a lot of other works in a similar vain fail to do. The small nuances of keeping characters separated, whether through glass, being…
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This has all the components of a great film. Weird eyeball and hairy creatures, random things blowing up, some guy inflating, and more!
This genuinely was an entertaining watch with a solid soundtrack, intriguing set design, and wacky looking practical effects. It is unfortunately incredibly cheesy, nonsensical in some areas, and is a little bit low in poking at Asian culture. It still makes for an entertaining watch nonetheless and has its funny moments too.
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This was pretty cool, has that dark and Gothic feel of a typical Robert Eggers directed film, but is more unique because of its medieval Nordic setting.
The setting and landscapes make this film beautiful from a technical standpoint as well as the use, or lack there of, minimal lighting which adds to the realness of the film. Speaking of the setting, I also really see the comparisons and influence from shows like Vinland Saga or games like God of…
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This was one of my favorite works of Bong Joon-ho that I've seen of the few films of his that I've seen. It doesn't take itself to seriously on the outside, but underneath their are layers that are intriguing and I didn't even recognize.
I really enjoyed the quirky cast of characters that this film has to offer. The soundtrack was also quite pleasing as well. The use of black comedy and not being too serious on the surface level…
