Okay, so you make a TV-Series that -still- shapes the ground zero for Crime Drama genre. Then you go out and make a spin off series in the same universe, again killing it.
But then after six fucking years you come out and make a sequel to one of the beloved episodes of the OG; “Felina” and It feels really half-assed? Why Vince? We didn’t have to know what happened after the finale.. Hell It seems like you didn’t had…
First of all there is a huge lack of substance in this movie. And this situation is only happening because of WB’s producers and the lack of Cary Joji Fukunaga/Chase Palmer’s fresh takes. Unlike Chapter One, this was only written by Gary Dauberman and my guy doesn’t know how to write...
Palmer and Fukunaga brought something truly special to the table with their ideas. And the movement of the whole thing felt organic and also emotional. They put personal fears…
A Dark Divorce Tale
This movie gives you the exact feeling of going crazy. Overly complicated plot, unnerving performances by the leads and a story that takes It’s time too damn much. I thought this movie falls right into the same lane as Ereaser Head and many other overly experimental horror films.
Other than nearly perfect performances and a damn good practical effect work, this movie goes all metaphorical and plays with the audience. But I can easily say that…
A Modern Day Cowboy Tale
Wim’s Paris, Texas is one of the most underrated films out there. The mere atmospher and heart also the usage of light and color ties the deal for me. Cinematography that is far beyond It’s time can make a plain field look breath taking. Vibrant colors in a desolate area and the usage of it can tell everything you need to know about the story and the mind set of It’s characters we follow.
But in…
