only lost half a star because I would’ve liked to see a bit more on the technicality of the wrestling
but I have nothing else negative to say. this was so stunning, so interesting, so captivating.
I can’t believe how this has been snubbed, the performances were historic.
I haven’t stopped talking about this since I saw it. beautifully moving and memorable, I absolutely loved it.
devastated that he’s not a brother anymore
I hate to say it, I really wanted to like this.
I went into it more blind than I should’ve, but I don’t think it’s fair to have to do so much homework before going into a movie just to be able to connect the dots.
whilst beautiful, in both design and conveying feelings of frustration and grief, I thought the plot especially in the second act was too fragmented and unnecessarily cryptic to enjoy. I spent the second half…
all the fun of a classic British pantomime with a stacked cast, just as entertaining for adults as it is for kids.
I went in neutral despite seeing some trailers and hearing not so great things, but I really enjoyed the combination of novel charm and nostalgia. I genuinely laughed and wanted to keep up with the plot line, it was both perfectly simple and whacky enough. the musical aspect was fun and just the right balance between song and…
love a raimi horror (his signature style scares and effects are just so classic and retro). love sandra oh.
this is just a silly horror film, it’s fun, it’s entertaining enough (especially for its run time, a plus). as someone who likes a crappy horror, I enjoyed it.
a lot more could’ve been done with the cultural/generational themes, and the story in general fell quite flat and felt hollow, they could’ve fleshed it out more even in the short run time.
still a fun watch though :)
