Here’s me being a party pooper again.
Sorry, I totally get how this topic is serious and can mean a lot to so many people. I really do get it. But it just didn’t move me at all. It was not the type of film I connect with.
They were too preoccupied with telling a long story in which we see “the end” of it. Since I’m a deep character story kinda guy this didn’t do it for me. They…
Quite entertaining but not really a great film. It gets points for being eventful and intriguing and also the sound design. Good dialogue recording and mixing given the low bar these days.
This film had such an identity crisis. It was all over the place. I thought it was gonna commit to being a slasher but it didn’t. At some point it went chick flick and then it felt like it was again gonna be a slasher… but it wasn’t.…
Entertaining and heartfelt.
I felt how we just accompanied Kristoffer on his journey. It didn’t feel rushed.
There was really good chemistry between actors.
I felt like I would have liked to know more about Kristoffer’s past and feel a bit better his decision to quit school. But I understand them wanting to focus on his journey after that.
This is how you make a multicultural film. People are not just speaking in English to each other just to please the viewer.
This unnecessary sequel to the amazing Into The Spider-verse exceeds all expectations. It feels like this might end up being the best trilogy of all times. They found a way to follow up on everything that was possible in a way that made sense without it feeling forced.
The artwork is once again incredible. We see more of other universes and seeing how different they are is a delight. That is what a multiverse film should be.
The voice acting…
