The children yearn for narrative documentaries.
While originally apprehensive, as I really had no stakes or interest in the topics The Social Network covered, I found myself engrossed by the time the first twenty minutes had elapsed. The means by which the story is communicated in chronological sense is handled masterfully, and could only stand to benefit with a longer run time.
I went in expecting a suped-up docu drama and was pleasantly surprised, as it was a suped-up docu…
Absolutely batshit insane in such a gripping way, to the point where I have no idea if this is one of the greatest movies ever made or one of the worst. Each part of the movie seems to be handcrafted to personally make you question your sanity, then the director's sanity, then your sanity again. I absolutely adore almost everything about this movie, a must see.
An equal parts menacing and terrifying Godzilla coupled with outstanding CGI create a heart-pounding Kaiju film that'll keep you on the edge of your seat. My only gripe with this otherwise fantastic film is the main character's acting in the more tender scenes feeling forced.
