It took me 5 years to revisit this and I’m not proud to say that but holy shit this movie is still absolutely bonkers and makes no fucking sense.
Alright well having the subtitles on helped a lot with just the plot in general, although even with it it’s still insanely hard to follow and understand.
But a rewatch definitely made me appreciate the level of filmmaking that is presented here. Visually there is entirely nothing like it in the…
Guys…it’s bad but listen I’m a middle aged father that’s a Disney whore. When the songs are going, aside from whatever the fuck Gal Gadot was trying to do, it really slapped and gave me a little sprinkle of that Disney magic.
Green Room is so fucking badass. Going into this film I didn't know too much about it, other than pictures and the cast. I was completely blown away by just how intense and nerve racking this film is. Green Room is essentially the greatest haunted house/mexican standoff film in recent memory. It's absolutely bonkers, filled with many "what the fuck" and "holy shit" moments. The tension builds and builds till you find yourself on the edge of your seat. Director…
Children of Men is a very impactful film that immediately sticks with you. I can't get over how flawless the one takes in this are. A masterpiece of filmmaking with beautiful cinematography yet again from Emmanuel Lubezki, who just might be the best cinematographer of all time. I want to revisit this film more but even as of right now, it's already becoming one of my favorites of all time. This was nearly a flawless film and I'm so mad it took me this long to see it.
