Letterboxd — Your life in film

This movie put storytelling back in horrorfilms where it shines. Together with Hereditary this is one of the most important movies of the century just because it showed that one of my favorite genres can live without jumpscares.

While i did find the ending a bit of a strech i LOVED the score and the visuals. The world building, the characters and of course Mcconaughey is better than ever.

I still need to catch my breath before I can actually rate this. It's not a problem though, as I'm gonna watch this again and again!

How was this almost better the second time?
I definitely loved this 3000.

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

This only gets better the second time.

Every time I watched an animated DC movie i felt like it was super cool. That was until I saw this. This is one of the best animated films I have every seen. It utilized the character Spider-Man and the media of animated film to its fullest potential.

I just wanna watch this again right away.

I dislike so many danish films for always having weird unbelievable characters and settings. It's like we're afraid to depict the truth or anything serious because we can't do it as well as Hollywood.
This film, however, deals with something real and scary in a way that doesn't take unnecesary sidesteps. The story makes us realize how important it is that we have democratic processes where people are being judged in courthouses and on the street.

Anthony Perkins' portrait of Norman Bates is amazing. I had never really been spoiled this film's ending. However, I did foresee the twist and then discarded it again when I saw Norman carry his mother into the basement.

I thought that watching through these old hitchcock films would be mainly a sort of academic endeavour. Instead time and time again I find myself genuinely horrified and invested in the characters.