Deeply introspective film about the evil that lurks below the surface of suburban America. To me, the ending gives the vibes of those evils being necessarily pinned on a few bad actors so that we can go back to the veneer of the peaceful suburbia.
Dennis Hopper is also there playing all 3 Trailer Park Boys at once.
Saw this in IMax, the way the movie still feels cramped even on the biggest screen possible is insane. Such good control of tension and release.
And ya I know gambler's mentality is a destructive spiral and Sandler's like the most pathetic POS here. But damn it I totally fist pumped in the theater when Garnett won the tip off like I had money on the game myself. Not even a sports guy but I get it now.
You can cut the sexual tension between David Byrne and that microphone with a knife
Maybe Kon’s least novel premise but makes up for it with incredible framing. Putting together thoughts still but the theme of actors and audience being connected by seeing their past selves in film was hitting.
For instance, much like Chiyoko, I would also follow Koichi Yamadera to the ends of the earth.
