A hidden gem that's worth watching even if you're not a car guy as it offers a unique atmosphere and vibe which captures a Japanese era often overlooked in cinema. Specifically, the 1920's just before the economic crash and oil crisis. This was during a time when Japan believed they could compete with the world in motor engineering
As a result, this movie is partially funded by Toyota to showcase their cars and features a real Grand Prix driver as…
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Fire soundtrack from DJ Shadow lol
Tackles a cool topic from a specific historical event in New York and that wack ass underground tunnel system
Amazing camera work
The repeat of her smoking to show she was hitting it multiple times
Its a bit unrealistic and positive view by the end but to see how impactful giving an unhomed person a home is HUGE and you can see it
The fact that the dude who made…
In my opinion, Batman Returns is better than Batman (1989) due to its enriched adaptation of Gotham City, deeper exploration of its characters, and Tim Burton’s signature use of melancholic undertones. The Gotham we see in Batman Returns feels like an evolution of the previously adapted city and, as a result, seems fuller and more realized. This is further exemplified by Burton’s writing, which gives off the impression that Gotham City is caught in its own darkness and ugliness, clawing…
