Gypsy: Thank you for giving our precious Pussy a ride home. We love Pussy.
Cliff: Yes, we do.
Say what you want about Quentin Tarantino, the man knows how to make me walk out of a 2 hour and 40 minute movie with a huge fucking smile on my face. Very Highly Recommended.
Added to: Tarantino Ranked, 2019 Ranked, Best of the Decade
You know what kind of plan never fails? No plan. No plan at all. You know why? Because life cannot be planned.
Bong Joon-Ho can really do no wrong. I can’t describe how good this was without spoiling it. But just know - totally worth your time. Don’t let the subtitles scare you away. This is an Oscar-caliber film. See It.
Added to: Bong Joon-Ho Ranked, 2019 Ranked, Best of the Decade
Did you just let Screech into the fucking club?
Jon Favreau's directorial debut has some crazy Vince Vaughn energy going for it, but the story is a little shaggy. Favreau plays the main character, and he's almost always just playing the straight man to Vaughn, a dynamic that starts to get old fairly quickly and by the film's ending had me happy to turn off the TV and call it a night. The direction and editing show some signs of…
Trapped in a bland digital space for months on end with no human interaction and absolutely nothing to do? Can relate!
Jon Hamm is always a joy to watch, but the structure of this episode makes the overall narrative a bit weaker than typical for Black Mirror. I did love all the Easter eggs referencing other episodes that they threw into this one, though. It's an okay episode - Mild Recommend.
Down to Valhalla or up to the throne
He travels the fastest who travels alone
A cinematic experience unlike anything else you’re going to see this year. Do yourself a favor and see this on the largest screen with the best sound system you can - this will not be the same on home video. And be prepared to have your heart racing for 2 hours straight.
The film is an incredible achievement from top to bottom, but the immersive…
But the doughnut hole is not a hole. It’s a smaller doughnut with its own hole!
The tragedy of high expectations! This film is fun. It’s got a great cast doing some fine work with a tight and intelligent script - several of those performances brimming with scenery-chewing grandeur. I was entirely engaged, laughed a lot, and felt genuine empathy with the main character (Ana De Armas, in a star-making turn).
So why do I feel so disappointed?! The one…
