brad pitt in a cool ass haircut and shane walsh with his hilarious accent fuck up some goddamn krauts in their own backyard
good “war is hell” atmosphere and also the setting/time was a great choice. the allied invasion of germany in 1945 sets the perfect scene to illustrate this trope, with those goddamn krauts not wanting to give up their homeland and badass americans like brad pitt being given the task of attempting to take it from them, oftentimes…
complete and concise ww2 documentary, after watching this i filled in the blanks of important events from each year that i couldn’t put down on the timeline before, now i have a clearer view of the entire conflict as well as its stages and theatres
it’s amazing how they got all this footage and also how some of these moments were even documented in the first place, like it’s incredible to think that we have a film recording of the…
it’s a historical vampire drama told through an interview in the present day (or 1994) so it characterizes how a vampire’s life could change, if at all. the epilogue was crazy. the movie could’ve worked fine as just a mythical period piece, but the fact it’s all just an interview makes it much more interesting. i like how brad pitt narrates the existential crisis of his vampyric nature, how he hesitates to kill while tom cruise’s character Lestat persuades him…
