When the first notes of “Heaven” began to play my body LEVITATED in that imax.
If I could just go on seeing this every few months in a theatre I think my life would be pretty great.
When the first notes of “Heaven” began to play my body LEVITATED in that imax.
If I could just go on seeing this every few months in a theatre I think my life would be pretty great.
"The stars are perfect…not us. Not us! We are here to ruin ourselves and to break our hearts and love the wrong people and DIE."
Absolutely giddy, kicking my feet watching this in a theatre with friends. Howling from start to finish. We were crying and wheezing in anticipation of the best line — “I’m confused!” That’s amore, baby!
And calling my hair stylist to book a perm STAT
“Do you believe in luck?”
“I used to. It didn't work out.”
“Maybe you're the one who blew it.”
My first foray into Bresson’s body of work left me speechless. Superb in its symplicity, Bresson’s meticulous attention to detail leaves the viewer confined in the mind of Fontaine as he plans he escape from Nazi imprisonment. But it’s more than just a prison break film - it’s a philosophical reflection on the unbreakable human spirit and what faith asks of…
Bong needed to trim the fat! An interesting sci-fi concept gets bogged down with a drug dealing ex-friend with a gambling debt, a love triangle that never goes anywhere, a heavy-handed political satire (Ruffalo, what?) and a 35-minute ending that never leaves you satisfied. Robert Pattinson is what makes this movie, every movie should have two of him.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
A woman that wanted to die, but instead was brought back to life with the brain of her unborn child. Because all she needed was a good fuck to learn that life is worth living!
Yorgos is one of my favorite working directors, and I love every aesthetic choice in this movie. The casting was stellar too! But the thick childlike accent and body language whilst being sexually awakened and groomed by fully grown men? Leave me out of that
Could never hate a Ken Watanabe flick. The battle scene at the end goes hard. Totally emotionally invested, but they blew the ending by not showing Cruise hugging that child again. I feel cheated. Protect those babies. I dunno man, kinda rocked!
(Ramy did not force to me to say this — I express these views freely)