Whew. Who was chopping onions in here?
If you have life figured out, or like to pretend you do on Twitter, then this Pixar film may not speak to you. However, if you’re like me and still haven’t figured things out and this makes you incredibly anxious, like all the time, then your connection to this film may be a deeper one.
At the end of the day, sometimes we just need to step back and enjoy life as it’s happening.
Tarantino’s best film, a magnum opus per say? Well... maybe. Just maybe. Brad Pitt - Best Supporting Actor nomination? If not, the academy once again proves they have lost their damn minds. If you have slept on this film, watch it right now.
I hate I didn’t see it on the big screen, but gotdamn am I glad to finally see it. Phenomenal film. Phenomenal.
Man, I absolutely love this movie. Tarantino’s take on noir with some 70’s blaxploitation included.
Seriously, who didn’t crush their role in this movie? I don’t know who the standout was? Was it Pam Grier? Was it Samuel L Jackson? Was it Robert freaking Forster? Maybe it was Michael Keaton, I really don’t know. Tarantino’s casting is once again phenomenal and this movie just has it all.
While this movie doesn’t have the bloodshed as other Tarantino movies, the violence…
Two movies in and Alex Garland is already in a league of his own. Because of this, the only comparison for this movie I can really find is Ex Machina, which is also fantastic for those who haven’t watched it.
The movie moves at a slow pace, everything is deliberate, but there is enough tension to keep you at the edge of your seat throughout. This bodes well for the scenes when the action does pick up, because even though…
