"What are you going to do today, Napoleon?"
"Whatever I feel like I wanna do. GOSH!!"
Cringe and heartfelt, an ode to the best and worst moments of high school. Supported by a sort of blend between irony and immature whimsy, Napoleon Dynamite remains the quintessential coming-of-age movie.
Always awkward and dumb, never mean or dull.
The justice system works hard, but the devil works faster.
Cape Fear is thrilling and keeps you biting your fingernails throughout the runtime. A courtroom drama without the court, a horror movie without the gritty kills and thrills (sorta).
Scorsese certainly keeps your interest. He twists and turns what is right or wrong, everyone is a crook and no one is safe is in a damaged system.
The Hitchcockian style creates this type of character study, close to the eerie…
"This has ruined my childhood" is probably going to be said by at least 20 people on tiktok after its release
Something's wrong. Something's wrong. As creepy as they come, yet there's a very calming atmosphere to it.
Devoid of anything regular, like a dissociative feeling that you can't shake off. These rabbits are probably going to be stuck here for a long time.
Fire Walk with Me if it was a sitcom.
