i gotta give it five stars. maybe because it was that good, maybe because my heart beats for anything to do with theatre, maybe both. the dialogue flows like a script of a play, you can tell these lines were meant for the stage rather than the screen. the cast... frick, i love them. they played these characters on stage for just long enough that each man attacks their role with such ease, it’s so natural. they took this impeccable…

if you are triggered by anything, anything at all, i would NOT recommend this movie. my friends and i sat down to watch this movie because come on, Bill Skarsgård, Sebastian Stan, Tom Holland, Robert Pattinson... how could we not. we knew the film was going to be heavy but we were not prepared for this. it’s filled to the brim with almost every tragedy possible. yet, as heavy and sinister as the content of this movie is you can’t…

ok... objectively it was a good movie. very mind-bending, great cinematography, extremely Christopher Nolan. John David Washington is one hell of an actor, he gave a great performance. but i felt like the film as a whole missed the mark at some parts. for starters it was extremely long, which would have been fine had it not felt so repetitive. the romance aspect between Kat and the Protagonist felt very forced. and Robert Pattinson’s character Neil delivered so many lines that…