Bit conflicted on this one
I think, they don’t make them like they used to, and it’s sth so charming and fully endearing. The sets are magical and the theatre of it all- evocative
This’d be the most impressive movie I’d have the privilege to have watched, if it wasn’t as unfocused as it were
Nancy’s descent and ending was wholly contrived, and i can’t get myself to dislike her. She’s the most enthralling and worthwhile character here. And most…
I loved the tone of this one
Barring the intro and credits, i didn’t catch a moment of BG music. And it’s worthwhile, all the sounds in this film are immersive in themselves. And it’s masterful in depending on the actors to carry every bit of the theme across
And the tone of it, I think, is what makes this story unique. I think ‘a separation’ has a right to exist in this format because of what it can do…
I’m sad at how not good this film was; it was significantly less funny that the second dead pool, while managing to be much more sloppier, dizzying and boring as any deadpool
There were some good moments here and there but it was vastly overshadowed by how.. just plain badly it was written
It had the chance to genuinely be great, but I can’t get why marvel’s writing team is on such a low. This isn’t even like.. defensible, it’s just bad :(
bloody lovely time innit. i love how watertight and endlessly fascinating the characters are. it’s a play coming alive. absolutely fantastic!
