Giving this a bit of Gentleman's Three Stars. A John Huston hard boiled noir that felt a tad over cooked. Interesting character studies that kind of dragged at times.
What I did like was women in the film all trying to survive in a world dominated by morally ugly men. They all had their own way of adapting and surviving.
Other reviews touch on it, but this is basically a David Lynch short before there were David Lynch shorts.
Agnes Varda nails the absurdity of existence and life in a little over 17 minutes. Basically an experimental documentary, it just kind of burrows in your head.
The instant Kay Francis and William Powell first saw each other felt like a lightning bolt shot from the screen and hit my heart.
One of those "This is why I watch movies" films that I just want to tell everyone I know and love to watch.
Would make a great double feature with "Make Way For Tomorrow" if you felt the need to cry all day about the timelessness and aching beauty of Love
That was a fun lil' movie! My kid loved seeing a movie in IMAX 3D for the first time too.
