With a title as endearing, intricate, and creative as "The Princess" and with a lead so charismatic that it could've only been The Kissing Booth's one and only "Joey King", it seems like quite a shock that this movie was actually terrible.
I love indulging myself in shit; in bad movies. I think there's a certain art to bad movies. Some are just so incredibly awful that they inadvertently become fun. The Princess, however, is not one of these movies.โฆ
So I decided to watch this because of the recent tragic news of Ray Liotta's death, so I wanna just briefly say a little bit about that before I actually get into the review of the film. I truly believe that Ray Liotta was one of the most underrated actors we had. Even after starring in such an iconic film like Goodfellas, which he was excellent in, he never really got the amount of big roles he should've. The onlyโฆ
Beautiful. Poetic. Poignant. Cinema.
Had an excellent experience with this in the theaters, maybe my favorite theater experience of all time. Me and my friends showed up to this in suits, and the entire thing was just a really fun time.
(Fr though this was unironically just really fun. 7/10)
Right now, something like Never Rarely Sometimes Always seems incredibly important. This is a film that tackles incredibly poignant issues, especially right now in America. For a film released in 2020, it feels so significant for the giant mass media spiral that's taken place within the last two days especially with the recent Roe vs Wade overturn. Films and politics have always gone hand in hand, with movies serving as a reflection of our modern world, this being no different.โฆ
I will never understand why DC is already starting production on this, which is following up a sequel that hasn't been very good instead of focusing on a film with universal hype like The Batman. Do you guys not understand why Marvel is better?
