I understand that this movie had good intentions and by all means it is a good documentary, but it's so generic that it just does not leave a lasting impression, as I have seen(and many others most likely) have seen very similar executions. The people that they interviewed were genuinely very interesting, however it would be even more interesting if they showed them in some unique way.
This documentary also gave very much the ''I just found out inequality exists…
As an avid hiker, I'm glad that there is finally a movie that has hiking as a central point of its premise. It's not the main point, however I remain satisfied. The movie focuses more on themes of healing, redemption, forgivness as well as a mental rebirth. All of these themes are quite poignant, however I wasn't really a fan of how it was told. These themes are introduced via rapid flashbacks going back and forth between the present and…
Step aside The Departed, I have a new favorite Scorsese movie
This one ticks all the boxes for me. It has all of the things that I love in a movie and follows a sort of Odyssean journey where shit gets weirder and weirder. Those are exactly my types of movies and this one fits right in. This movie was just so much fun thanks to how unpredictable it was. Similar to Collateral, it is a ''one guy's terrible night''…
Welcome back, David Cronenberg.
If you get the chance to view this in a cinema, please do! Your eyes and ears will get assaulted with some of the most disgusting sound effects and body horrors that you can think of. Seriously, I never felt so violated in a long time, especially with horror movies. You have some really disgusting gore in this one, and it makes the movie work absolutely beautifully. What is also beautiful would be the camerawork. There…
