Letterboxd — Your life in film

Certainly filled with tension with some great sequences of action, however, I find Train to Busan lacking its own identity among other zombie films of its kind. Not to mention that it doesn't pace its themes and character development very well, often rushing through them for more emphasis on its set-pieces.

Train to Busan could have also benefitted narratively if it ended when our protagonists were forced off the train by the other survivors. It would have helped tie its…

After finishing my PTA marathon during Summer 2021, I always felt tempted to revisit his works since there's something special about his work. Especially after watching Licorice Pizza in theaters which blew me away. If I were asked my favorite film of his, it would either be There Will Be Blood, or The Master. But the one film that resonated with me the most would be Punch-Drunk Love.

The first minutes introduce Barry visually with how he doesn't want to…

A new French extremity that is surprisingly lowkey in tone despite its subject material. It's kind of refreshing to see a film in a movement that focuses on maximalism and being aggressively in your face with its filmmaking or subject. Surprisingly, this is the second time I've watched a female-directed film explore cannibalism in some compacity; Julia Ducournau explored this much more aggressively in her film Raw. I do however prefer Ducournau's film over de Van's for a few reasons.…

if someone was a sion sono fan and is struggling with the news, i just wanted to say you can talk to me anytime here or on discord - i'm always free - and i'll support you all. i feel a lot of pain since this is my favorite movie and i watched it every day, love exposure is a movie that i could relate to a lot and helped me with a lot of trauma. i was also able…