No film makes me fall in love with life as much as
About Time.
Incredibly warm and sincere
A cosy hug of a film
Unbearably adorable
It makes me want to drop everything
And drive my non-existent daughter to school.
About Time
About Love
About Life
About it all.
About Time
I’ll see you in twenty years
And let you know
What my daughter thinks of you.
Modern Pixar
Modern Pixar
Depresses me
Especially after
Watching Lightyear.
Pixar used to be profound
They made me cry
They made me laugh
They made me use
My imagination
Nowadays,
Pixar makes the easy choice
Pixar lost their unique voice.
Lightyear did nothing
Lightyear said nothing
Lightyear revealed nothing
And in doing so
Revealed everything about Pixar
And those daft donkeys
At Disney.
“Write your speech next time, Kanye.”
This is a draft. A rough sketch. I see this review/ramble changing the more I sit with it. I wouldn’t be surprised if my thoughts changed drastically tomorrow.
This is a lot.
Ye, formally known as Kanye West, remains my greatest influence as an artist, with everything I’ve done artistically in the last 4 years taking some form of inspiration, whether I choose to recognise it or not. This borderline obsession with Ye and…
I struggle to find reasons as to why this exists.
As a character, Kenobi remains entirely the same after this show’s completion. You’d think 6 episodes devoted to a character would add some sort of depth, but instead we are force-fed a lot of ‘ooooo that’s that person from that film but way younger!’ and ‘that’s that person from that random animated show no one watches!’ moments.
Vader feels completely wasted. His presence is felt, but his role in the story…
