We’ve taken to watching a bond movie on Sundays. Highlights include post film conversations on misogyny with our 11 year old. These movies are full of so many great examples to choose from.
In addition, this one also features Roger Moore picking up a wheelchair user with helicopter skids before dropping him into a chimney.
Still so many things I don’t know. that’s how life ends I guess
Also, my wife asking if I used a mirror to check how well I cleaned the bathroom today
Best of Youth is all about the drama. Sure, there are some awesome landscape shots and historic reconstructions that ease intended tension and suspense, but the movie primarily focuses on the people we meet throughout this six hour epic and the way that their lives intertwine.
Scenes of strained familial relationships and issues relating to mental health take up the vast chunk of the plot, as the central characters grow, develop, become sidetracked and deal with thorny and complex situations…
“Have you seen a ray of sunlight here?”
“The sun doesn’t stay in the same place.”
It’s not often that I find myself transfixed by pretty much every piece of dialogue in a movie. Every interaction here had such depth and felt so full of life that I’m already replaying scenes over in my mind. The story was simple but it invoked such a strong emotional response, all with a brilliant narrative and some delicious looking nan-e taftoon to wrap it up
