Powerful, visually stunning, and disturbing.
What became more and more apparent to me while watching is how serious and maddening the language barrier is.
Powerful, visually stunning, and disturbing.
What became more and more apparent to me while watching is how serious and maddening the language barrier is.
Massive bechdel fail. Halfway through I got so irritated seeing the umpteenth sorrowful, dramatic, disapproving gaze from women characters of whom we had zero insight into their character that I was totally taken out of the movie and transported to a feminist rant in my head.
Monica Barbaro blew me away so much so that I started wondering how they got the real Joan Baez to time travel.
Great attempt, Timothee, but I just couldn't not see Timothee Chalamet pretending…
A slightly muddled cautionary tale on the consequences of inaction. Paul's passivity ruined his life, leaving his hopes in his dreams.
Simultaneously, the movie served as a timely critique of cancel culture and Gen Z's emotional fragility. It made me so angry! And that was purposeful, and effective.