What time is it?
No time to look back
I’m all in for a Gozo style blend of documentary and dramatisation but in this I just found both elements came across undercooked, never really coming together in a satisfactory or engaging way.
At its best it’s a fairly accessible if commercial history lesson and at its worst it’s a flattening of its own thesis as it messily pins together a broad sweep of examples of systemic dehumanisation. I was left a little jarred by the choices of how these…
I wonder if they had a runner.
A maze runner runner.
Who when they saw the set they were amazed.
An amazed maze runner runner in a maze.
Manages to turn the usual business of revenge and exploitation on its head without sacrificing an ounce of the filth. Definitely going to look more into this steroids business.
Why are these awful people so excited to cheat on their spouses? I don’t approve of that. But don’t get me wrong, I’d give it all up to be John Cusack for a week between the years of 1999 - 2003. Probably the only years in recorded history that the world would have allowed John Cusack to be a movie star. That’s magic in its own way. That’s... serendipity.