watched in film club.
A quest through grief. a constant search for closure amongst the immaterial things we deem important at first glance. the industrial and the ancient contrast amongst the landscape. its only when we're given an unlikely guide to help clean us from the dirt covered stains we've acquired along the trek and all it took was a little cleaning of oneself to relax our mind enough to find the closure. but still at the end we can…
Saw in IMAX w/stef, we sat in seats M17 and M18 for the memes.
I loved whatever it was Pattinson, Ruffalo and Collette had goin on here. Bong Joon Ho’s English flicks have this really goofy sense of humor that a scratches a certain itch for me. I enjoyed all the Mickey’s equally. Great score too
a very interesting story that held my attention mostly throughout, but I felt pretty underwhelmed by the end. The performances are where Burton gets his signature style to come through but a lot of the design and look didn't feel Burton-y at all, and maybe that's what wasn't clicking for me, as I was expecting Burton visual language! There is a lot I enjoyed about it though. Worth a watch for the Burton heads out there who haven't seen it
Started the trilogy last night after a student of mine gifted me all 3 Blu-ray’s because I’d never seen them! I tweeted about this and it got the most interaction I’ve ever had online with anything lol and it was all genuinely really nice, sometimes twitter can be a cesspool but yesterday restored my faith
I mean look at this!!
I’m just blown away by all of the follows and kind words, thank you all so much! Can’t wait to…
I think this is definitely better than RISE if I have to compare.
Had a blast, the CGI was amazing, some really good performances, the world building in this is insanely good, and Caesar's story arc is engaging, he's an incredible character and Serkis is one of the best to ever do it.
when Gary Oldman showed up I did the Leo DiCaprio point meme, made my night
last thought... Koba innocent! (not really, he's a dickhead but I GET…
