Beautifully told, sad story.
It’s easy to forget that this was the way things were in the United States just 60 years ago. This took place when my dad was 5 years old.
The incorporation of so many different formats of media, live television, home videos, documentary style footage all weaves a story that is connected to history. Past and present.
This one will definitely stick with me, the composition, the format. Truly unforgettable.
This and violent night are the only acceptable horror Christmas movies
Definitely worth waiting to see this in theaters after reading the books. Easily one of the most inspiring film franchise of all time.
It’s hard to watch a movie of this quality and not get at least a little sad about the current state of the industry. We were doing it, we were making art.
Why can’t we get back to practical effects and the wonder of filmmaking. Why must we settle for mediocrity?
