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like a two hour snl skit

The story of how capitalism and greed can destroy and manipulate one’s psychological being. 

Enjoyed this film. The cinematography and acting were superb. 

The beginning and end of the film were phenomenal, I was completely locked in. However, it did fall flat for me sometimes in the middle of it. Felt a bit too slow, could have been shorter in my opinion. 

Still great. Daniel Day-Lewis is amazing.

ighthouse

“the light belongs to me”

i was so ready to get into this but eventually i asked myself... what was the reason? confusing with no purpose and not even shocking enough to keep me involved. it’s atmospheric and bold and has incredible depth in the eyes of some, but apparently not for me. i did however enjoy the style enough to appreciate how well it was made

fucking stupendous

"maybe things have changed."
"what's changed?"
"you mean since this morning?"
"no, i mean since whenever."

corporate interests have never (and will never) not come at the expense of our own, and here mann richly dramatizes the crushing pressures, lasting damages and sheer difficulty inherent to resisting them. are we running out of heroes or are they being systematically broken down? is there even anything left for them to save?

It's like watching DaVinci piss over the Mona Lisa really.

I think you get kicked off Letterboxd if you don't give it 5 stars

young natalie portman walked so millie bobby brown could floor it

Sorry, I was instructed not to talk about it.

first watch: fight club is the best movie ever made
second watch: fight club is a deep commentary on the dangers of consumerism
third watch: fight club is a disgusting cesspool of toxic masculinity and it’s not as deep as its fanboys think it is
fourth watch: fight club is a critique of toxic masculinity and it’s deeper than its fanboys think it is
fifth watch: fight club is the best satirical gay romcom ever made