Henry

Henry

Favorite films

  • Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters
  • Blue Velvet
  • Videodrome
  • Funny Games

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  • Srbenka

    ★★★½

  • Grbavica: The Land of My Dreams

    ★★★

  • No Man's Land

    ★★★

  • Opening Night

    ★★★★

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  • Srbenka

    Srbenka

    ★★★½

    Wtf is up with the poster?

    Anyway, I liked this movie and I think there were some compelling elements in it (the scene where it’s just a shot of the director grinning as he watches the actors recreate a real-life triple murder is a disturbing highlight) but I don’t think I can really recommend it because it was incredibly slow and boring. I’m completely serious when I say that if they cut out all of the b-roll shots of empty chairs and dust lit up by stage lights the movie would be ten minutes shorter.

  • Grbavica: The Land of My Dreams

    Grbavica: The Land of My Dreams

    ★★★

    Not the greatest movie—some parts were hackneyed or underdeveloped. That being said, I think it does a good job at conveying a sense of the main character’s trauma and the lingering sense of terror and dread she feels as a result

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  • Underground

    Underground

    ½

    Spent the entire movie tweaking out for various reasons and have come to the conclusion that this is an evil movie. 

    It’s really well made and in a vacuum I would have loved it— it’s incredibly dark in a way I normally find hilarious.

    But this movie is like Triumph of the Will for Milošević’s Serbia. It was literally funded by the fucking state while they did ethnic cleansing.

    Kusturica made a nearly three hour movie that spends the whole…

  • Fly Me to the Moon

    Fly Me to the Moon

    ★★½

    A mess. None of the actors have any chemistry, every character is unbelievable (sad to report that Woody Harrelson let me down) and the film can’t decide what tone to take. Is it a wacky comedy? A light hearted romance? A feel-good drama about the space race with comedic elements? All of these things make the film meh, but the use of actual tragedy (Gus Grissom et al burning to death in the Apollo One test) as fodder for Channing Tatum’s tearjerker back story pushes the movie into “actually offensive” territory

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