This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Poor Things is one of the most visually and thematically unique films I've seen in the past 10 years.
the story itself feels, to me, fundamentally very simple - I'd classify it as a very simple coming-of-age romantic comedy.
the fantastical setting puts a very welcome spin on it, making it feel fresh and delectable like a floating burp bubble (thank you William)
starting with the obvious - the visuals, which combine a sort of scientific-fantasy with a steampunkish Victorian…
Uhhhhhhh….
This was unlike anything I’ve ever seen before.
Korine uses infrared cameras to create a hellscape world full of misogynistic characters who are so filled to the brim with hate and violence that they become blinded by it, normalizing it every step of the way. I was afraid Korine might be drifting (lol) to a worse place in his career, but seeing this definitely proved otherwise. I loved the music and sound design, really drew you into this weird,…
one of the most authentic documentaries i’ve ever seen, you feel the spirit in this one undeniably and gives you a whole new appreciation for drag as a culture
recommend for everyone!
(Screened at the 80th Venice Film Festival)
This is possibly Wes at his most effective -- using rapid-fire dialogue to blast through a heart-warming story while not making it feel rushed nor raw. I feel like the short format really lets him shine with one specific story and concoct this sugary-sweet world like lightning in a bottle. Benedict Cumberbatch, Dev Patel and Ben Kingsley steal the show with their pin-point accurate performances that leave you flabbergasted with every single costume…
eesti good will hunting
ott sepp ja märt avandi on matt damon ja ben affleck
i will not elaborate
