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Her is such a beautifully special film with so much meaning and heart. This film is beyond phenomenal. I try not to give this rating out too much but this movie truly deserves five out of five stars. I knew I would love and well I was right. Just everything about it was spectacular. Not many films have struck me this emotionally as this one in a while. I simply love movies like this. Movies that are artistically crafted…

Early 2000’s cheesiness at its finest. A film with a concept that can be easily passed down as tired and silly. Yet Schumacher embraces the goofiness as does Farrell with his New York accent and his intense desperation. It is infused with silly transitions and camera movements that make sure there’s never a dull moment regardless of the fact that we are simply watching a man lose his mind in a phone booth. The brutal coldness of Kiether Sutherland demanding…

A protagonist with no name. We are given no backstory for him. There is no deep exploration into the motives are why he does what he does. He’s not given a none of dialogue either. But the film is still able to really make a lot out of this character. The driver really works. He is a pretty subtle character. Gosling adds so much through just facial expressions. The character feels very grounded. And is someone that the audience can…