Great fun, a solid story, some creative action, and a real heart at the centre! Not much more I can ask for from this kind of film. From my limited experience, it honours the game well too.
I appreciated the practical effects that were used throughout, even if they were unfortunately lacking at some key points, particularly the scene with the eponymous dragon in the eponymous dungeon.
Also this movie might be the closest we’re gonna get to Hugh Grant…
Michelle Yeoh is great, and though she’s in almost every scene, Quan is still MVP for me. Thanks to his heartfelt sincerity as Waymond, answering an infinite multiverse of ever-expanding universes, stuffed into a ultradense blackhole bagel of nihilism at the centre, with; “be kind”, is almost believable for a moment.
So I can understand why so many people hopped on the Key Huy hype train, and celebrated his Oscar win so vicariously. It is pretty bonkers that he was…
Got to love a film with a pair of cracking birds at the centre of it...
...the Crowe and the Phoenix were soaring high. Their interactions have such a powerful gravity, worthily at the core of the film.
I love the classical story and love the interesting dynamics between all the main characters.
While it’s far from historically accurate in it’s plot and character details, it’s close in the sense that the unforgiving brutality that’s rife in the film would…
i really had to type se7 in the search bar to find this smh. sort it out letterboxd your search algorithm needs to be a bit smarter. just copy imdb's one i promise i wont tell anyone🤐 i know its really david finchers fault for making the dumb gimmick in the first place. he could have just had a normal v but styled like a seven or something, but it is what it is eh
whats in the [letter]box[d search engine code]???
