Hellboy: Directors Cut; GDT Commentary
I have officially fallen in love with Guillermo Del Toro's directorial style. His specific direction is so in touch with what I find to be so stimulating and inspiring. As a photographer, watching this makes me flow with ideas and I love that it does, GDT is such a meticulous artist that the vibe he creates in movies cannot be recreated.
He discusses several different topics. One that was very interesting to me in particular…
God damnit if this is not one of the best dojo depictions ever
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Mickey 17 not only cements Robert Pattinson as one of the best actors working right now but it tells a side narrative that shines throughout the main plot.
The idea of being expendable, someone who can be used without a second thought, is a little mind-numbing, especially if you are the said person. Being brought back to life in the form of your "past" self must inspire a mental decline or loss of mental clarity. Although you retain your past…
This is not getting enough attention, this film not only possesses everything fury road has, but it builds and adds onto it.
The way the story is told is as you’re running out of gas. It only goes faster and faster until the ending scene which makes you sit up straight and beg for more.
Chris Hemsworth gives his career defining performance finally. With this film we can see what kind of an actor he was meant to be; unhinged…
Although Lupita does a great job of nonverbal acting in this film, it does not hold up enough for me.
I personally think this film should have been John Krasinski and Emily Blunt on the first day of the alien invasion. What this movie does not do is push the story forward at all in terms of why the monsters are here and what their purpose is.
Like I’ve seen others say, again why don’t they just use their planes…
