What a captivating film, one of my favourites of all time. Christopher Nolan truly knows how to deliver on complex topics and turn them into grandiose movies that can stand the test of time.
If Interstellar is about Space, and Tenet is about the concept of time, then Inception is about the conceptual thought of reality and dreams. I find that Inception invokes a particular feeling about what reality is, and that the only reality that matters is the one…
Like watching a nightmare unfold in slow motion, Mad God is pure, unfiltered chaos—grotesque, hypnotic, and completely uncompromising. It’s less of a movie and more of a visual descent into madness, built frame by painstaking frame over decades. The stop-motion is so detailed it feels almost too real, like you’re staring into a world that shouldn’t exist. Every environment is alive with decay, every creature looks like it crawled out of some forgotten hellscape.
There’s no real plot, no dialogue,…
Wow, what a film. The movie is a masterpiece, a well deserved pre-sequel to mad max: fury road. The movie really knocked it out of the park with the world building, set design, costumes, and cast. Although the CGI was a little noticeable at some parts and it pulls back on the veil of the film, it still performs regardless. Chris hemsworth kind of fell flat sometimes, a bit too stonewalled, but great nonetheless. Anya Taylor Joy as furiosa was really great, and I was a big fan of how she carried furiosa and her character. Overall a great film and I would definitely recommend it.
