“One day, you look in the mirror and the light in your eye is gone. Suddenly, it hits you.. How much youth did you waste.. chasing something that was never yours?”
That was horrifying.
This was extremely eery, the ambiance and tone it goes for is like what I imagine sensory deprivation must feel like. It held my focus like very few “horror” movies ever has. It’s strangely seductive too, and the coldness of the characters and the almost realistic…
“Can you pull in Leviathan with a fishhook, or tie down its tongue with a rope? Will it keep begging you for mercy? Will it speak to you with gentle words? Nothing on Earth is its equal. It is king over all that are proud.”
A little history lesson:
After the Black Plague most European countries slowly headed away from the totalitarian rule of Feudalism, there simply was not enough people to work the land anymore, and many had fled the…
Found my Chaplin Collection DVD Set! So I’m gonna watch Charlie Chaplin all day while it’s currently a massive thunderstorm outside.. Fuck I love summers in Norway 😂
“Heard about this little thing called love? It used to be very popular.”
Probably the funniest Hitchcock movie I’ve seen! The setting and plot is actually so riveting. Btw the synopsis on LB spoils a lot! So stay away from that; I’m happy I just found this randomly on Plex without doing much research.
This movie has some great moments and well sure its rather old, but at the same time it’s crisp and delightfully charming. I don’t think I’ll…
Nominated for:
Best Documentary Subject
This doc summarized: Some people have homes, some people are homeless, homeless = poor and dirty and so many homeless in USA - not good! 😡 - here’s footage of homeless people for proof. We at multi-billion dollar corporation not out-of-touch we promise.
They’re just pointing out an issue. And oh my god the interviews 😫 they’re presenting it like we’ve never heard about homelessness before. Maybe contribute something new? Present a possible solution? Teach us something! You know since you’re nominated for a fucking Oscar and all.
Fuck you Netflix,
Me
“I'd rather be told the cruel truth than be fed gentle lies.”
There’s a level of emotion delivered in this movie Alfred Hitchcock could only dream of. Probably Kurosawa’s most tense movie, from what I’ve seen. The movement of the camera and framework is immaculate. I honestly didn’t want this movie to end. I was so invested in the plot and it’s so well paced, love that it slows down a bit after the terrific and tense train sequence, which…
