This is what love looks like, is how love lives.
The tone shifts from uncomfortable to embracing, in a way that you can feel while watching it. I loved seeing this in a theater. The colors and textures are enriched, and the music reaches for the divine. All senses hit hard, down to the peaches and the northern Italian breeze. Makes you wanna dance, sneak through airy bedrooms, and give someone a necklace. Will probably go to see this again.
This was a knockout. It was very tough to watch at times and I wouldn’t recommend without a TW to folks with a history of sexual violence. One scene in particular left my heart positively pounding. This movie is REALLY good though. I was jotting down notes like crazy afterward, like it wasn’t over but continuing to play out in my brain. One resonating thought was: what’s with the apes? He wants us to think about our humanity (and lack…
Very enjoyable. Many favorite scenes (the clap; the kill; the 2? 3? 30? seconds of utter silence). Did not see three times in theatres like I saw The Force Awakens, I was no longer surprised at how wonderful and compelling Rey is. Still great, keep em coming.
