Really hate the blue paint in his bedroom.
There’s a lot to be said about feeling seen by a film and I’m not the kind to get into that personal stuff on here.
Schoenbrun, Cobb & Rogers get the internet and the people that use it.
I remember on first viewing laughing to myself at JLB’s pfp, a piece of creepy pasta art that I recalled from years and years ago, now I’m wondering about all those YouTubers I used to…
A lot of this to be seen in The Return, the scenes with Carl Rodd highlighting the transitory state of old age, I love those bits and think of them often, it’s nice to have a full film that meditates on/through passage through time/space.
Mary Sweeney’s script is really great, as deeply empathetic and heartbreaking as her editing.
Sissy Spacek and Richard Farnsworth have the same eyes.
David Lynch truck horror.
I was planning to save this to watch at…
Respect to Tom Holland for bringing his all to this, clearly deserves a better career than he’s gotten (holding out for him in the odyssey🤞) the script isn’t outright terrible either but that makes it even more evident that the Russo’s are just bad craftsmen, every aesthetic choice here is contrived and hollow and trite and other such negative words. This was also edited by the guy who made the joker and is much funnier than it should be for it.
A story full of creativity. This is one of the most accessible and fun episodes of classic who, it’s visuals are eye catching and the story moves at a surprisingly brisk pace. The set work is fantastic, the inside of the mini-scope and Inter Minor are both beautiful. The dialogue and characters are also delightful, Orum and Vorg might be two of my favourite one off characters.
This one is a must watch for new viewers, you can get it…
