Letterboxd — Your life in film

It tackles some heavy themes, but other than that it is decent.

I really enjoyed Glass Onion, and I think I enjoyed it more than its predecessor. The chemistry that the cast had was exemplary. The only thing that unsettled me was that it was pretty obvious who the murderer was from the beginning. There are a couple of twists that made me go oof, but all in all, it’s a really enjoyable watch.

Luca wasn’t kidding when he really said bones & all. My only caveat really was some of the subplots that did not come full circle for me. Other than that this is really good acting, writing, score, and direction. Mark Rylance is a character.

Man we can’t take our journey here on earth for granted. Cherish every second you experience good or bad, with your loved ones. Thank you, Marcel for that beautiful reminder.

Forever Chadwick 🤍

This film was a delightfully peculiar Gallic fable that blends humor with sobering realities about human fragility. It raises the question of what a true friendship is.. is it supposed to be everlasting, what if it’s not(?) 
Its blend of humor and gore is characteristic of McDonagh, and it displays him at the top of his beautiful eccentric game. Absolutely loved his direction, again. 

All performances deserve high praise here. It may be Gleeson’s and Farrell’s best performances that I’ve seen, complemented by the fast rising Barry Keoghan and Kelly Condon.

In der wolken!

Although the “tempo” was slower than what I thought, this was a powerful emotional case of study of the rise and fall that we can all have, this time centered around Lydia Tar. Cate Blanchett deserves all the praise of the world

For what the film intends to portray, it gets the job done. Clooney and Roberts are perfect

A standout performance by Sigourney Weaver, and a subtle, but intense finale was not enough to cover the messy plot that this film had.

“You are who you choose to be!!!”