That was really neat. Midnight in Paris, like almost all of the Woody Allen films I have seen, is fantastically written with the most charming characters. A delightful way to spend my morning.
I find it funny that in this movie Owen Wilson is surrounded by elite entitled douchebags because it’s pretty much the same position he’s in right now in Hollywood.
Fucking hip, man. This whole thing was just awesome. I can’t get enough of the dead. Jerry is the fucking man and that gdtrfb was fire. Same with that stella, I’ll never stop watching Jerry and the boys. Bill is so underrated too, back when there was just one drummer you could totally see him kill it. Also usually don’t like Donna screaming over the songs during concerts but she was nice here.
The more and more I think about…
Scorsese's best film since Taxi Driver. This is Scorsese's second best film.
This is the single most gut wrenching, poetic, beautiful and greatest film I have ever witnessed.
At the end of the film I fell on my knees and had no fucking words for Martin Scorsese. Perhaps his best film, coming from someone who worships and unbelievably accurately needs the film Taxi Driver.
It would be repulsive, insulting, but most of all selfish to call this film "boring" or…
I love living in Massachusetts. It's a very calm and beautiful place. Sometimes things are not like that.
The most human film of 2016, Casey Affleck is my favorite working actor right now possibly.
Manchester by the Sea is an emotional and raw film. A very quiet and destructive film about the past. See this in theaters.
I am almost convinced that 2016 is the greatest year for film of the 2000s.
