Aw shucks, sweet and family friendly on the surface/in the parlor, academic in the next room, dark hocus pocus and human sacrifice in the basement, and desire for control beneath it all.
But enough about filing an insurance claim, this movie is about religion.
We all know the one true religion, Chekhov's rusty nail board, now there's a prophecy.
If I had to be trapped in a time loop with someone, Cristin Milioti would not be the worst choice, neither would Andy Samberg, really.
Gotta love a good time loop movie. Is there even a bad time loop movie out there? I don't think so, my theory is that if you try to write a bad time loop movie a muse traps you in a time loop forcing you to keep rewriting the movie until it's perfect.
That's why…
A real classic film, in every sense of the word.
A bit slow, yet I could've watched it for another two hours no problem. Three interesting characters realized by three great performances. That chase scene is better than any chase scene in any action movie ver. Also let's bring back snap zoom outs in a big way.
I'm biased because I could just stare at Rebecca Hall's face for two hours and think it's a pretty good movie.
I'm happy they went all the way with this.
