This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
i don't really get the hype behind this movie but i really love igor
at first the beginning of the movie felt like some hormonal rebel adolescents were given loads of money. the sex scenes were also too unnecessary because the point that they were all horny young adults was already clear to the audience.
the characters on the other hand, were very human. anora who's an erotic dancer is desperate to hold on to that stability and dream life…
three individuals: a young prick, bitter old man, and a mother in mourning, as a result of unfortunate circumstances, find themselves spending the holidays together thus ensuing a series of events that bond them together
it really amazes me that this was all filmed in 2023 because even the sound quality made the movie seem like it was from the 1970s. More noticeably though, was the grainy texture and warmth, showing how detail-oriented the filmmakers were in crafting the film…
a destined encounter between two delusional woman and a just as delusional man
i have nothing to really say because i only paid attention to RDJ whew 😰😰😰 he is one fine man
though some thought that did pop by was:
- why is everybody cheating
- why are we just tolerating kate's husband
- faith is so pretty
- peter is so pretty
- wow italy is so pretty
- wow the colors are so pretty
though my favorite…
old man physically and psychologically tortures ambitious young jazz drummer into playing exceptionally great.
i didn't know what i was expecting going into the film but i am more than pleasantly surprised.
firstly, the actors delivered an amazing performance. JK Simmons was truly perfect for the role and i don't think anyone else could have given justice to fletcher's ruthlessness and coercive manipulation. my eyes were really glued to the screen whenever he began terrorizing the studio band and he…
