This is the most diabolical, liberal shit i ever watched. BUT, Timothe Chalamet was next level good. He’s going to become the next big thing in certain of it. It’ll keep you entertained forsure. #9 A24 Film OAT.
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Bicycle Thieves 1948
I found my self praying for Antonio throughout this beautiful film. Even though the story is simple, you truly feel the father’s desperation. Easily one of the best father-son bonds in cinematic history, leaving you with a soft spot for both of them. Bicycle Thieves honestly puts yourself as the viewer into an incredibly difficult moral dilemma. After seeing the struggles Antonio faced from theft, I MAY just stop stealing from Aldi…or take a break
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For a Few Dollars More 1965
🤠 Lee Van Cleef & Clint Eastwood >Jordan and Pippen 🧹 Lee Van Cleef as a protagonist was incredible to witness, and there was not a time when you weren’t rooting for the mogging-gritty gunslinger. It was very cool to see Sergio Leone truly take the next step in his film making journey after A Fistful of Dollars. El Indio was haunting as a villain 💣 And as always, Ennio Morricone’s score was LEGENDARY 🎶 Sergio Leone’s 4th best film 🔥
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An Affair to Remember 1957
Thank goodness Cary Grant passed away back in 1986, or else he’d be stealing all of our hoes. Without him I think this film would fall completely short. The cruise ship is very aesthetically pleasing tho, along with the whole NYC 1950’s vibes🔥
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