I saw this movie. I was surprised at how much I liked it.

I’m not a fisheye aficionado. I knew beforehand this would bother me. That said, it didn’t. This is such a violently loud movie in every respect (color, sound, etc.) that the fisheye works, for the most part. It’s intentional and not done as a cheat by a filmmaker who doesn’t know exactly what she’s doing.

This second act of is about Margaret Qualley’s ass. So much of…

I saw this movie. In a just future, far-right Republicans will be subjected to view this by force, much like Malcolm McDowell at the end of A Clockwork Orange.

That said, I was shocked I kind of liked it. I mean, it's far from perfect, but I also think everyone saying the music is terrible for a musical is missing the point. It's not a musical; it's a movie with frequent moments of sung dialogue, much like The Umbrellas of…

I saw this movie. In a theater!

This was a very impressive film. The filmmaker knows what he's doing and uses every trick to make the intimate feel epic. The sound work does wonders. Adrian Brody is doing his Pianist thing, which he is very good at. He leads a stellar ensemble; Guy Pearce and Felicity Jones are great.

As far as the whole VistaVision thing and seeing it in 70mm is concerned, the movie doesn't depend on it, which…