Movie of the year for me so far. It was so much fun. The writing was so damn tight. The acting and chemistry between leads fantastic.
The soundtrack was the best I've heard in a film for ages. The film looked great too, with many fantastic shots scattered throughout.
Laughed-out-loud numerous times. Yelled, "what!" numerous times. Fell in love with the meandering story, lack of plot and various scenes numerous times.
The big stars looked like they were having fun…
Is there such a thing as too meta? Because Scream comes remarkably close, if not succeeding in being too caught up in acknowledging the past and previous installments.
But it also completely disregards them at times too, perhaps in an attempt to feel fresh, which doesn't always work. The old characters purpose seems to just fill roles in attempt to lure fans of the previous films and get them onboard with this reboot. One of them had a particularly heartbreaking…
22 minutes of putting your life in perspective.
Take your pick:
- The old lonely lady that just wanted a grater
- The eyes of amazement of 2 kids rifling through random objects
- The old man who just wanted to escape the village
These people will pull at your heart strings. Potatoes as a currency is something I had only ever heard of from Stalin-era Russia. I didn't realise this was still very much a way of life in rural areas of Georgia.
Great little documentary that could've easily been longer, albeit super depressing as it is.
I had been waiting to see this film for 12 years - ever since I read The Dirt as a teenager. It doesn't disappoint. In fact, it was way more enjoyable and fun than I thought it would be. It's cringeworthy, cheesy as hell and over-the-top - but then so is 80s rock. The Dirt seems self-aware of this though and doesn't take itself too seriously. It regularly breaks that fourth wall to hilarious effect.
It's basically a comedy with…
