Letterboxd — Your life in film

Does for belts, sand castles, staircases, pianos, pencils, pencil sharpeners, ice cream, freezers, phone booths, shoes, duck hunts, dinner, garden shears, shovels, metronomes, and showers what Psycho did for showers.

PTA’s long-awaited and uncompromising chronicle of cultdom, the elusive nature of power, and the deep need for acceptance in the wake of debilitating post-war angst is as over-stuffed with on-screen…

Before I start this review, I’d like to say the following: If you liked or even loved the film, that is fine. I frankly envy you. This is a film…

This film has no right to be as good as it is. It is predictable, it is about guys beating each other up, it is a testosterone filled fight film…

The Good
James Murphy the musician
The look and editing
Keith

The Ugh
James Murphy the person
Arcade Fire
All the hugging