This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
This is a movie about what a jagoff Don Logan is. There's this inversion of expectation from when you hear his name and he casts a pall over the table--it turns out the fear he invokes is totally disproportionate. We expect a character in his position to have some kind of leverage, but when he shows up in Spain, he's transparently impotent. He has nothing up his sleeves; he's wearing short sleeves.
I still do find myself wondering why Gal…
I don't want to say Cats is good, but I'm starting to think that it's necessary. On the most basic level, this is a movie that deserves to exist, if only because it completely redefines the medium of film through its complete lack of dialogue or narrative structure. And given the understanding that a Cats movie deserves to exist, well, I can't really take issue with any of the creative decisions that were made in its production. I hate all…
