I finally understood how he could be happy running around so free. It’s because he has a place he can always return to.
Best WKW yet. What I admire so much about this one is how different the story is for him, yet it’s right in line with something he would make. All of his films I’ve seen so far are all about romantic love; a love and want for someone. This is about the opposite. It’s about the toxicity…
“I can't see anything I don't like about you.”
“But you will, you will think of things and I'll get bored with you and feel trapped because that's what happens with me.”
“Okay.”
“Okay.”
As heartbreaking as this film is, it ends on a hopeful note. We can’t have joy without pain. Those invaluable memories we create wouldn’t be as special if we didn’t have the traumatic. We can’t be so focused on the outcome that we forget to care…
Hans Zimmer absolutely shredding the score, an incredible 15 opening minutes, and watching Tom Hardy break bones with his Bane voice. Add on a very incoherent plot that makes you ask a question every 5 minutes and we got a banger.
Very dumb-fun watch-along with the Big Picture.
This felt like one of those fake movies that’s made as a parody that a character watches in a real movie. It’s so bad.
$320 million. People should be sent to jail for making a movie with that budget and it turning out like this. Where did all that money go? Certainly not anywhere of use
Also, it’s incredibly funny that the message the movie chooses to end on is how we should look up from technology and not be…
