Steve's Priority Watchlist Project
Didn't finish this and as such I'm not going to rate it. Couldn't watch it past a certain scene, those who have seen it might know which one I mean. This is extremely powerful to that point but too much for me when it gets there.
Steve's Priority Watchlist Project
Ahh, punk. Quite possibly the most boring subject in the world.
The subject of constant, endless, tedious debates about what's 'real punk' and when it started and who it started with and where it started and if it's dead and if it's alive and is this post-punk or post-post-punk.
And I say this as somebody who likes a lot of punk music, or rather that's if the stuff that I've been listening to all these years…
Choose Letterboxd. Choose films. Choose downloading the app. Choose paying money for a membership just so you don’t have to see some fucker adding 500 films to their watchlist. Choose following a few thousand people and then never reading a fucking word they say. Choose writing “Read the full review on my website!” knowing full well no cunt is ever going to follow that link. Choose asking Sally Jane Black to watch Rogue Nation and then seeing her do a…
It's fine.
The plot is fine.
The special effects are fine.
The music is fine.
The direction is fine.
The cinematography is fine.
The pacing is fine.
The acting is fine.
The alien is fine.
The deaths are fine.
The beginning is fine.
The middle is fine.
The ending is fine.
It's just, very, fine.
Fine?
Fine.
