That is appalling.
That really upsets me.
I can't believe nobody's ever taken a dump on your chest.
No review necessary. This is one of the funniest things ever said in a movie, and how do you criticize the kind of film that would contain such a line?
We live inside a nonlinear series of memories which we attempt to reconcile with the present, but by the time the memory catches up, the present has become a memory itself.
Hindsight is what allows us to see how significant the history we've lived through really is in the grand scheme of things.
The Mirror is to cinema what James Joyce's Ulysses is to literature. So personal in such specific ways that it becomes universal when approached outside itself. I…
It's been years since I saw Winter Light, but I'm pretty sure I prefer this to Ingmar Bergman's masterpiece.
A cry from hell about a man of God. Deeply depressing in a way that healed my soul. I have few words for this one.
It's not subtle in it's sociopolitical views, and it should not be. But where it could be didactic, shouting its messages out of the images, it instead works the other way, pulling you inward and inviting…
