Speechless.
A Rebuild of Evangelion movie that actually made me feel something? A Rebuild movie that actually made me think? A Rebuild movie that I can actually say felt like a great addition to the franchise?
Mentally and emotionally I'm a bit torn up at the moment so I suppose this review will be rather unconventional-- much like the film itself. Like how the hell could I have known that this movie would somehow be even weirder than End of…
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Review of Godzilla: Singular Point
That was fun! I'll make this as brief as I can since Singular Point will surely be removed from Letterboxd here pretty soon. Save your reviews before it's too late! Ok, so I'll just go ahead and say this is the best piece of Godzilla media since Shin Godzilla. I mean I know that isn't saying too much but whatever.
In my Godzilla anime trilogy reviews, I mentioned…
The “What Planet is This?” dog fight may very well be my favorite action sequence in any movie.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
I uh... damn...
This movie is pretty much an incomprehensible mess the whole way through. I know you may be thinking “Hey idiot, this is Evangelion, it’s supposed to be confusing and weird.” Really you’d be right. The difference is, this movie is just kind of stupid and it doesn’t explain why it’s stupid. For the first 10 or so minutes I had no idea what was even happening. Sure it looks cool, but I don’t have a clue what’s…
*MINOR SPOILERS*
This is basically gonna be a review of both the show and the movie, as this movie, in essence, is just the final episode of the show. There's just so much I want to go over. Basically, I love this show and this movie.
My history with this show is kinda weird. I've always been fascinated with the series for its interesting mechas and monsters. I did a bunch of research over the characters and evangelions and stuff…
