Here’s another one of Cronenberg’s scientific disaster movies, another one being The Fly. I don’t like this one as much for a few reasons, the main one being that Jeff Goldblum is too good to beat.
I was a bit disappointed about half way through the movie when I realized how disengaged I was watching it. I feel like it’s the perfect example of how important lead actors are in a movie.
It’s hard to pinpoint exactly what Scanners is about, probably…
A phenomenal achievement. It’s hard for me to digest this movie at nearly 4 hours of runtime, but oh boy, what an experience.
I’m lucky enough to have seen six of Leone’s films, the missing two being a co-directed one and a lesser, earlier one. They’re both very unpopular and aren’t necessarily acclaimed like the others. I have no clue which Leone film is best and which is worst.
Curious to go into this film having seen his westerns, because…
I feel like I’ll probably read an english book from the 1800s where its story is just the same as this film’s. There’s a certain aesthetic to Phantom Thread that I love, and for some reason I haven’t found this feeling in many other films that take place in the late 40s/early 50s.
Lately, I’ve been trying to watch as many films that I haven’t seen yet and that are also very respected. After a few films, I can’t help but…
I don’t think that my seat has shaken this much in a cinema from the power of a subwoofer.
I truly have no idea how to rate this film. If I could give it 4.75 I would, because what I don’t like about the film is so insignificant compared to what I love.
Dune: Part Two is much more interesting than the first part. There are so many more concepts explored and the technical aspect improved in certain way.
I…
