“I’m ready now.”
Fire and whispers carry the torch of “The Green Knight” during its first few minutes, before plunging head-first into its own eternal world of both heaven and hell, making no compromises for the quest that our protagonist Sir Gawain (Dev Patel, in the performance of a lifetime) ventures off on. He simply accepts whatever may come his way, and in doing so, finds a sense of peace in his own place on earth, as he fights for…
“When we love something, we protect it.”
Chloé Zhao has made perhaps the strangest, most ambitious MCU movie to date. Exposition-heavy dialogue, a nonlinear narrative, and a set of characters that are all set up as nothing more or less than pawns, in the grand scheme of all that occurs in such a dense plot filled with perhaps the franchise’s first successful attempt at depicting truly surreal, striking imagery. Naturally then, one should only expect that such drastic choices made…
One person asked me, ''Are you a prick?'', and I told him ''Go fuck yourself''. He told me, ''Fuck yourself'', I told him ''Go fuck or suck a cock'', he went up to me and said ''Fuck you''. I told him ''Go suck your cock, or your dick'', he told me ''You don't even have a dick''. And I fucking took down my pants and showed him my dick, and he fucking respected me. I am Richard, and I'm a fucking playboy.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
“Bury me in the ocean with my ancestors who jumped from ships, cause they knew that death was better than bondage.”
That single line of dialogue contains far more effort and depth put into it than any Marvel movie before it.
