Definitely the weirdest and wackiest film I've seen this year so far.
To start, the performances throughout were incredible. The best performance is easily Mark Ruffalo who is just so over-the-top and insane in his role that you can't help but to laugh at the goofiness he brings to the role, especially when playing off of Toni Colette and the scientists in the film.
The story and concept was also quite interesting and engaging and kept me really invested towards…
I feel very conflicted about 'A Complete Unknown'. Not knowing anything about Bob Dylan, I had no idea where the film was going or what it was leading up to. That being said, I felt most confused by the films ending and what exactly it wanted to say and possibly could have benefitted from the film being a bit longer, especially since the film to me felt like it was building up to something that I didn't feel it quite…
Easily one of the best of 2024. Apart from the overall narrative of the film which in itself is very engaging and interesting, the film is further aided by amazing performances and cinematography. I really hope more people see this film and that different types of people see this film so that it can spark a much needed conversation.
Equally stunning as it is heartbreaking. I was in awe at the first-person camera and how well it conveys the emotions of its characters through just the movement of the camera attached to its two main characters, showing the rawest of emotions from both the characters behind the camera as well as those in front of it. Absolutely brilliant from both a filmmaking and storytelling perspective.
