Watched in IMAX 4k.
Theater was packed on a monday night
So much fun to see one of my favorite films in a theater where probably half of them hadn't seen it before, lots of gasps, cheers, and laughs
The relevancy of this film in relation to the mutually destructive nature of tribal hatred toward one another has only grown exponentially over the years
Everyone clapped at the end. 10/10 theater experience
"What are you truly here to do Ashitaka?"
"To see with eyes unclouded by hate."
Opus does it's best to be a sharp critique of celebrity culture but ultimately stumbles in execution. The film centers on Ariel Ecton (Ayo Edebiri), a junior writer at a music magazine, who is unexpectedly invited to the secluded estate of reclusive pop icon Alfred Moretti (John Malkovich) for an exclusive listening event of his new album after a 30-year hiatus.
From the outset, Ariel's character lacks depth, defined primarily by her frustration over unfulfilled career ambitions and a sense…
It's kinda crazy they made the exact same movie 5 times, just switching up how people died, and profited 500 million
