I love Paul Thomas Anderson’s approach towards filmmaking, it adds a unique presence to the typical storytelling we see on a daily. As does any writer director or director.
I believe by the time this was being released he had gotten to a point where he gets the chance to explore a comfortable form of writing, wrapped up in nostalgia with a 70s valley vibe. Which seems to be his style.
Licorice Pizza, although the title had mo correlation to…
My first impression for when I saw this was that Nicholas Hoult has a job constantly, I’ve been seeing him a lot recently and I love that for him. He brings a fresh new approach to his character which is intriguing to the audience. That coupled up with what might be Jude Law’s best performance, we are presented with a cocoon of incredible performances. Not to forget Tye Sheridan.
The plot, while is still a true story, is told unapologetically…
50,000 Romans screaming and pounding the colosseum, all sweating and driven by the thirst of blood. Not taking another man’s life but to witness slaves fight to the death all to quench their thirst. Is it really the benefit of the people or a way for the emperor to distract the people from the current problems their going through. Joaquin Phoenix, at the helm of the greatest empire known to man delivers an amazing performance showcasing both the virtues he…
“Amateurs seek the sun, get eaten. Power stays in the shadows.”
Easily, my favorite film of all time.
First rewatch.
The first time I saw this in the cinema it was unlike any experience I’ve ever gotten before. I left the theater in awe, the sounds, the ticks, the explosions, the waves still running in my head, the trembles I could still feel them. Somehow someway Christopher Nolan brought me into the world of J Robert Oppenheimer and I could…
