Letterboxd — Your life in film

An old, italian guy next to me started snoring sometime during the movie and when his friend nudged him he said "What is it?", like he hadn't been snoring at all.

That's when I stabbed them both to death.

Pretty strong drama.

What can I say? This was a blast. The second premiere of the day and possibly the most fun. The movie itself was Troma-gold and Lloyd Kaufman himself was present and did a video promoting our short film after the screening. Such an awesome guy.

"WHAT KIND OF GOD?"

Saw it at the premiere today at the Cannes film festival. Walked up the red carpet and was pretty much the only one wearing a tuxedo. I thought that shit was essential. The movie was intense though.

And I met Steven Spielberg after the viewing. Also intense.

The people in the theater, especially the young'uns, got bored pretty fast and started talking throughout the movie. I mean what the fucking fuck.

THAT MAKES IT HARD AS SHIT FOR ME TO MASTURBATE.

Saw this as an audition tape by the lead girl.

It's been nice, just watching great films for a while... It does things to your body.

This features one of the best redemptions I have ever seen in a film.

La Haine is also a visual feast that mixes absurdity with gritty realism, and has several scenes of such intensity that my heart literally was beating faster.

PS. That steadicam work...

I believe everything I see in this movie.

FUCKING BRILLIANT.

This review reportedly contains spoilers. I can handle the truth.

Fun stuff. If the sound-design was a little bit better this would have been a very, very good little short film. The writing was witty and the editing good. The camerawork was ambitious and somewhat successful.

And I prefer films that don't treat me like I'm a stupid asshole by including unneeded quotes.