I remember again this was a movie from the trailers I was excited to see but the conversations and theory’s posted around the movie I feel were a classic case of overhype.
I’ve had an off and on relationship with Christopher Nolan films. Stylistically and technically they are always on point and a marvel at times but story wise and the way he writes characters (especially women) is so lack luster. And I’m left just like with many of his…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Only when seeing the director and clicking on it out of curiosity that my comparisons I noted while watching to “All of us Strangers” made sense.
This film in ways feels like a prototype. But not to diminish the film, as I need to perhaps take a break from these as my heart and emotions were high.
The film, while simple in premise, cinematography, set up has some of the greatest character work and dialogue I’ve seen in a movie in…
You ever just have something you can’t logically explain your disliking and hatred for. And this review may not be valid but I just despise this movie. It just screams so much give us an Oscar.
But the number one thing I can’t stand about this movie is the character and of Jenny. I mean I get it like her early life was tragic but at a point she literally leads this person on her whole life taking advantage of…
Ok first review…lot of pressure.
Let me use that as a transition, as I love the film explores that as a theme. The pressure to live up to expectations, the pressure to make right of your wrongs. Though the film does tread this idea it isn’t explored to its full advantage. It shines most with Ross’s character the most though that shines as just a wanting for what could have been. Other characters who they attempt this with falls short…
