you probably went into this expecting a courtroom drama/true crime story about whether the kid is innocent or not just like i did but then episode 1 ends and you slowly realize that’s not what this is at all
what follows in the next three episodes is a harsh brutal look at this fucked up tragedy and the ripple effects it has on everyone involved in the story
even worse it’s presented in the most natural unfiltered way possible, that’s…
literally the only reason i wanted to watch this was really for jack quaid
he's such a chill dude and the good kind of nepo baby who's proven time and again that he genuinely has talent and i wasn’t disappointed with novocaine
sure it's still the most standard action comedy you've seen a thousand times but it's elevated by a surprisingly clever script and of course jack’s natural charm which helps make up for everything else being inevitably plain and bland but hey like i said i watched this for the guy and i was completely satisfied with what i got
have you ever wondered what it would be like if someone made a movie that literally combined lynchian and cronenbergian in one?
well....the answer is fucking here and it's CORALIE FARGEAT'S THE SUBSTANCE
this twisted woman takes you down to a rabbit hole of absolute fucking dread, where every single scene feels like it's pulling apart the seams of reality AND your sanity
if you're into a bold, fearless cinema that crosses the boundaries and makes you question what the FUCK you just watched
THIS IS THE MOVIE YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR
i guess this is supposed to be the finale of bong joon-ho’s american movie trilogy and probably his most intentional attempt at being funny...but unfortunately, it just ends up feeling like his most shallow…or does it? honestly i have no idea how to feel about this
am i too stupid to understand it or is the movie itself just too stupid for my understanding? i just don’t know
there are definitely some messages it’s trying to get across but it…
