memory is a strange thing. for example, i remember amy adams's performance as being one of the best of 2016, but the academy seemed to remember differently

The ghosts of Stanley Kubrick and Michael Crichton have inhabited Denis Villeneuve's body.

isn't amy getting tired of carrying the entire film industry on her two perfect shoulders

more filmmakers should (follow suit and) go full Tarkovsky in wide release form. Villeneuve had already proven himself to be one of the most versatile filmmakers in the medium -- as if we needed any more proof -- and it goes without saying that Bradford Young is a complete colossus with the camera.

why didn't anybody warn me about Max Richter's On the Nature of Daylight bookending the film? I can't even listen to that piece (in absence of a heartbreaking cinematic context) without tearing up; imagine what the introductory and concluding sequences herein did to me.

if you could see beyond the boundaries of your vision and comprehend the entire vastness of your environment -- all that is before you, beside you, behind you -- would you still traverse the same trail, or would you tour time through disparate doors?

i would say this is one of the few sci-fi films that i rly enjoyed.

If I gave you a summary it would sound like the most boring Alien-Film you've ever heard of but I think this might be the best one I've ever seen.

EU AMO TANTO ESSE FILME

Lindo o futuro com o passado com o presente do passado do pretérito perfeito no entendimento da simbologia da vida

The ending made the movie interesting.Concept was well thought but characters were forgettable as fuck

62%

Amy Adams is great and, pleasantly, so was this film

Boring but then sometimes not boring

"Despite knowing the journey and where it leads, I embrace it. And I welcome every moment of it."