I watched this after watching the Brutalist. Also 8 days ago. It was the second time I’ve been alone in the cinema in my life. The first time was when I was staying in London in 2019. I saw Late Night, starring Mindy Kaling and Emma Thompson.
I really enjoyed my second solo cinema experience. I didn’t expect to, but I did. This is crazy… but maybe I enjoyed it more than when I go to the cinema with other…
I watched this movie 8 days ago. I can barely remember it!
I was very engaged throughout the screening. Which is impressive, because it was longer than the lifespan of some insects.
I was very impressed with the interval. I think that should be standard. We have it in theatre, we should have it in film.
I thought that it was called the brutalist because the holocaust was brutal. It was very funny when they started talking about architecture and…
Sorry boys, I didn’t like Paris, Texas.
I saw it at Nova cinema and I walked in with my friend Rae and we both had a beer and a giant fuck-off box of popcorn which we bought (!!) and were excited to see a nice slow and beautiful film.
Unfortunately, I didn’t like it.
I don’t think I found the story engaging enough to justify its slow pace. It was really boring. I got really bored.
Rae and I got…
I went into the cinema exhausted, anxious, and totally uninterested in seeing a complete unknown. I have always been a bit bored by the idea of music biopics. I really love music, but I don’t care about the artist or their journey to fame.
That being said, I was surprised to find I got a lot of joy from complete unknown. It was relaxing and pleasant. I didn’t need to think or follow or feel stress. I just sat back…
