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The Brutalist 2024
The Brutalist definitely lives up to its title. Not only for its lengthy run time, scenes that provoke heavy emotions alongside its themes, but also a great and unforgiving trek through faith, art, morality, ambition, and the dream.
Where do you even begin with this film. Straight off the bat, the film sets the tone with its excellent mix of techniques from its visuals, score, to its pacing - which is reflected through out the entirety of its run, but…
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Norbit 2007
I’ve seen this film in the past, but I didn’t give two shits about it, opting to count the roaches and pinpointing molds on the wall. Making this the first time I was actually “watching” Having finished this in its entirety - onboard the bus no less. Which, I feel is the only acceptable way of doing so. Visually commercialized with the title on the top left edge of the screen, channel logo on the right, while the rating system…
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Mickey 17 2025
Mickey 17 is another addition by director, Bong Joon Ho', in his western film catalogue, with this one being his most daring and most commercial. As much as I avoid using words akin to the western film market, I can't help but distinguish his films into two separate entities: one's that fall within the likes of Parasite; and one's, such as this one, that belong to the same vain of Snowpiercer and Okja.
Having said that, Mickey 17 is an…
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Love Letter 1995
I'd be lying, if I wasn't made aware of this film due to the fact it played an integral part in the 2024 film '18x2 Beyond Youthful Days'. But, now, having seen the film, I understand why this should never be the film you watch on a first date.
Iwai's Love Letter is a visual ode to love, death, and life - all in that same order. The film shows us how to accept things that were once present in…
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