Letterboxd — Your life in film

Fred Hampton the real winner of oscar season.

I couldn’t stop thinking about how Gary Oldman has the same hair as his Zorg character in Fifth Element.

This isn't any good but sometimes all you need is some marketable CGI aliens to sell a three picture deal.

The two sides of humanity, people that want to help when something wild happens and those that want to laugh and stare.

I thought no way it could be that obvious then some how it went more obvious.

The movies is great but the cast is insane.

Brando is out of control.

Messing with scumbags is always funny to me, but I think I'm past the point of needing a whole movie about it.

I liked the aimlessness, when it tries to move plot that's when it loses me.

Bonkers, impossibly 60's. Every time that elevator music starts playing you know something insane is going to happen but presented in the most casual way.

The copy I watched was so pixilated I didn't even realize that was Meat Loaf until he started doing monologues. Dario Argento free to go wild in the constraints of an hour is ideal.

Lot of interesting ideas and styles on display. Unfortunately because of that it tends to get lost in itself. Add in a confusing mystery, silly cops, and a drip feed of relevant information, I found it a bit of a tough watch. Not to say it isn't interesting, just a bit sloppy.