A+ for awesome action sequences and brilliant camerawork.
The cast also did a pretty good job as well.
As for the rest of the film, I felt the crumbs of some interesting thematic elements, but for the most part, it was a fun, fast-paced, action-packed flick.
Lady Macbeth isn’t great, but it’s also not a bad. The two standouts in this film for me were the cinematography (really enjoyed how the framing lent itself to the disturbing subject matter and themes) and, of course, Florence Pugh.
This movie is a slow burn. So if that’s not your thing, I’d recommend moving to the next film in your queue.
It started with a familiar but promising concept that slowly disintegrated into what felt like an underdeveloped narrative.…
Simplicity at its best. It took me a little while to get into this one, but once the story picked up, I really enjoyed following Fin’s journey.
The setting really complements the story and characters. But the big sell here is the cast. They have great chemistry, and each actor brings something very honest their role.
If you‘re Peter Dinklage fan, I would definitely recommend checking this out. Otherwise, this movie is great if you’re looking for a a heartwarming movie to watch on a lazy day.
Rian Johnson won me over with The Last Jedi (judge me if you will my fellow Star Wars diehards, our bond remains regardless), and I was so excited to see this movie from the first time I watched the trailer.
It absolutely did not disappoint. If you haven't had the absolute pleasure of sitting down to watch this film, prepare yourself for the most insane roller coaster. All of the characters are so compelling, the plot is exquisitely-crafted, the cinematography…
