My second Bergman movie (the first was Persona).
It would be an understatement to say that this film was a lot to take in. It dives into a wide range of topics and ideas that are central to the human experience. It explores the many facets of existence and raises a multitude of questions about life and death. Although the film is all about heavy themes and complex symbolism I liked that it had some comedic moments.
This movie is…
One of my favorites.
This is peak science fiction.
A sequel is rarely better than the original but when you see that is directed by Villeneuve, scored by Zimmer, and Deakins doing the cinematography what else can you expect?
This film is a true masterpiece in every sense of the word, it excels in nearly every aspect, from the performances of the actors to the writing and direction, but what truly sets it apart is its visually stunning cinematography and…
Memento is one of a kind.
The unique way it tells the story is so captivating. The twist at the end is one of the most mind-blowing I've ever seen. The little details that you might not even notice, show how memories can be flawed. The ending leaves you with a sense of uncertainty and makes you want to keep thinking about the movie for days to come.
One of Nolan's best films. Genius.
My first Tarkovsky movie.
Stalker is not just a movie, it's an experience. However, it's not for those who lack patience. The film demands a level of engagement, it requires deep thought and interpretation. It's not a movie you just watch, it's a movie that you experience and ponder.
The dialogue in this film is nothing short of extraordinary and in my opinion one of the best written and spoken in cinema history. The film is crafted with great attention…
