This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
I realllllly wanted to love this one. But it was one of Bong's weaker entries. It came down to a couple things: no character was interesting enough to keep me engaged nor was I to rooting for any of them. This made the film feel quite long. Compounded by the fact that there's lengthy exposition every 30 mins or so.
The nail in the coffin for me was it did a lot of things ok, but nothing was standout. The…
Friends gather to play a mysterious game that tears the group apart.
This movie is a brain game that takes the fun of murder mystery to the nth level. Clever concept that, at times, got in the way of the storytelling. And that's ok! The puzzle of it all makes it fun to to process how you feel about each character. Would recommend if you enjoyed Game Night or Bodies Bodies Bodies.
🎭Sing Sing: A+
*NOT A MUSICAL*. Imprisoned for a crime he didn't commit, a man finds purpose by acting in a theatre group alongside other incarcerated men.
More than just a social issue film, it's inspirational journey that's beautifully shot w/ candid performances across the board. My early fav to win best pic and best actor. Staying true to its themes, nearly the whole cast were former inmates at Sing Sing Correctional Facility who played themselves in the movie on…
Timothee stars (sings & plays the guitar) as Bob Dylan, arguably the greatest American song writer. Director James Mangold (Walk the Line) does another rare biopic that doesn't feel like a dramatic puff piece with a clean beginning, middle, and end. Rather the narrative style mirrors who Bob Dylan is- a freewheeling, elusive rolling stone + voice for change.
As a huge Dylan fan.. Timmy nailed it. Voice, mannerisms, look, and all. I really appreciated the showcase of Dylan's music; I'm…
