I didn't want to use him to fill up my emptiness.
Still on rewatch, I’m left speechless with a lump in my throat, struggling to put into words the many emotions I have surrounding this.
The ironic title itself, being a foundation of Travis’s motivation and as a path to redemption, this fantasy of a picturesque life uses a word of prestige to mask an unattainable reality. While obviously one of the most beautiful-looking films Robert Müller captures the vibrancy and…
I have so many feelings surrounding this film.
Never have I engaged in such a way with a film. David Lowery perfectly encapsulates existentialism and grief in the most beautifully painful way. The concept of two deaths, when you die and when someone moves on from the idea of you.
The exploration of the end of a partnership and how we continue to hold onto the past, no matter how fast you move. Not sure how even under a white…
I’m actually kinda speechless.
Arguably the most complex study of Bruce’s character and the burden of purpose he carries. Score goes insanely hard.
Kevin Conroy rocks but Mark Hamill’s Joker is so incredibly awesome.
When Bryce said “Come get your boy Xan” for the last time :’(
I definitely need to revisit Oceans Eleven but am I crazy to think this is Soderbergh’s best???
An entrancing, sexy, stylish thriller that never loses steam, paired with the relentless David Koepp screenplay and signature handheld tracking shots. The editing as well, especially featured in the dinner table scenes is so crisp, following changing dynamics and shedding light of characters true colors.
Michael Fassbender is one of the greatest active talents working today, stealing every scene he’s in.
