A movie about finding a connection you never knew existed, that dreadful feeling there’s nobody or nothing in this world tailored to you. Everyone else has their thing where’s mine? It’s a thought I’m sure most of us have had. This is one of those films that feels like it knows a little too much about you, sometimes, maybe even too much.
It’s one of the last from Paul Thomas Anderson’s upbeat, swiftly edited, and colour-spattered films, (before his prominent…
A story embodied by so much social realism it’s hard to remember we’re on a different planet. I continue to love the undertones and social commentary of Bong Joon Ho’s projects, this film especially has some interesting things to say about the class system and equality. The plot is unfolded in a very meticulous manner, letting us explore ideas and thoughts at the exact moments intended to. Mickey Barnes as a character is one of the most remarkable figures in…
The family movie for this years Thanksgiving.
Still noticing so so much more on my 3rd viewing, this film still gives me hella goosebumps plus my heart absolutely races in those last 15 minutes.
Had as much fun watching as I did my first time. Stellar movie.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Man, every time I watch this I despise Matt Dameon for a while.
Just him and Scorsese picking on Leo for 2 and a half hours straight.
