The last review I put up for this movie was a simple acknowledgement that I don't have a review for it. I watched it almost 3 weeks before my 18th birthday, which was also about two months before my first short was finished. I didn't at the time have the life experience to see it as anything other than your dreams failing in front of you because the art world is cruel, and your talent will not be properly appreciated…
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Bicycle Thieves 1948
Neo-realism. A movement defined and formed by a reflection of reality. The stories are realistic and relatable to the places they are made. Real people, largely non actors are utilized to their fullest extents, breathing life and emotion into their performances. The locations are almost entirely real. The cinematography, editing and music all serve to aid the emotion in as realistic and subtle way possible. This is my understanding of the style, I have seen it used to great effect…
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Thief 1981
A very pretty, stylized and punchy film, that carries absolutely no interest for long stretches of the film. It's cool to see a crime film with so much style and so much aesthetic bleeding through every element of the film, but the tough guy lead is just so fucking boring to me. I tried and failed to stay engaged watching this for the majority of the dialog scenes, although it is bookended by some very engaging moments.
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Spider-Man: No Way Home 2021
"If this review gets 1 like I will write a lengthy dissertation as to why this movie is literally the dumbest MCU movie yet." - Me, a fool.
Alright. Here we go. CONSTANT SPOILER WARNING. Also no proof reading this is way too long for that and I genuinely dgaf
A little bit of background to talk about this film. I have not seen any of the Toby Maguire or Andrew Garfield Spiderman movies. I have seen the MCU movies,…
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Everything Everywhere All at Once 2022
The cost of a life changing experience: 14.69, 15.42 after tax.
The time it takes: 139 minutes, according to Letterboxd.
The description of a life changing experience:
Everything, Everywhere, All at once.
We live in an age where we can choose reality. Facts are flexible, truth malleable, objective reality questionable at best.
The perspective we have is a choice. Sometimes we choose what we've been given, sometimes for a good reason, sometimes for no reason. Sometimes we refuse what we're given, sometimes for a good reason, sometimes for a bad reason. Regardless. A choice.
Everything, Everywhere, All at once. A choice.
