The one-shot style best fits Episode 3 when it forces the audience to follow through the conversation. It is beautifully controlled and acted, the camera is more obvious in other episodes but in Ep 3 it is more quiet yet timing and effective.
I was wondering why does this show needs four Eps, because a movie can do all of this in 2 hours, then I saw Ep 3 and was like "Oh yes." For other episodes, the constant movements…
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The Good, the Bad, and the Funny
The only thing that has been in the back of my mind since I watched this movie for the first time is the theme.
But also I remember the headache that stuck with the "Woa woa woa" because... for some reasons, 12-year-old me could not cope with the gun blasting and the score - the whole thing was haunting. The ending left me reeling. I felt it was the best film I saw…
God, these people were having fun making this piece. I don't always like Shakespeare comedy because there's something cruel in the jokes, the deception, etc. and I'm just too serious for them. Yet, they are fun to watch nonetheless for the witty words and the comic timing if done right.
Performance-wise, everybody's so good they make Keanu look worse than his usual... not good. I guess I can judge KB here as a director? (Like in Hamlet there are also…
