This might actually be my second favorite movie by Tarantino (my first will always be Pulp). I love the films of the 70s, especially the low budget ones, and to me this was a perfect mixture of classic and modern exploitation. Nothing was held back. And he shot the movie himself: it was awesome cinematography, true Tarantino at his fullest extent. The green and red acrid film negative damage and Kurt Russell’s disgustingness and coolness was great. The women were…
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Space Jam: A New Legacy 2021
I enjoyed this movie. It reminded me of the time when I was a kid making video games, this would be the movie I would want to see. Especially if you’re young and Black - you have never seen that in the history of cinema. There were appearances of some of my favorite characters, loaded with all the references from a movie studio that stays dear to my soul. I think this is a great follow up to the first movie that was special to me when I was growing up.
Now make Like Mike 3 😄 jk don’t do that
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Mad Max 1979
Every film school should show this movie if they don’t already. I love everything about it. Talk about making something out of nothing - George Miller is extremely brilliant for pulling this off. The scope of this movie far surpasses its budget, and if you can make an entire dystopian society ruled by biker gangs with super sick cars in a world where heroes are “dead”, you’ve got my money. Love love love this.
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Ad Astra 2019
I’m just gonna say flat out I didn’t really enjoy this movie. I thought it was pretty good, but what was more impressive was the cinematography and the visuals than the story.
Brad Pitt gives a good performance as Roy, but for a character to be so isolated and so stoic, you really have to wonder what’s circling in their head. Especially with all that. I felt like the voiceover should’ve been way more creative than it was - instead…
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