WTF!? Hilarious as f.
Ellen Burstyn and Scorsese could’ve made a handful of movies together.
WTF!? Hilarious as f.
Ellen Burstyn and Scorsese could’ve made a handful of movies together.
It jumps from realistic quirky satire to brutally cerebral child custody drama and back while maintaining a mountainous emotional core.
My little sister had a best friend whose biological mother is a psychotic prostitute with abusive episodes alongside a toxic rich second husband. Then her biological father and step-mother and step-siblings on the other hand make up the most pleasant family I’ve ever known. Her good-side of the family ended up moving to California, and they thought they had custody…
Recently rewatched Breaking Bad. Five stars no question. And it's moved from #5 up to #3 (maybe #2?) on my favorite series list, with The Leftovers being my personal #1 and The Wire being #2 (or #3?). These three series, nothing comes close to them really. I love a number of others, but they aren't up there with the best, bitch! If you haven't seen all three, then... uhm... well...
The trailer to El Camino provokes a lot of emotions.…
Put this next to City Lights and Raw where the last 15 seconds are the best 15 seconds so the ending is a mic drop personified.
The very end of Bong Joon-ho’s Mother is also bananas, but that lasts like three minutes or something. A Special Day ends with some visual metaphors that reveals its main theme in its meditative final moments beautifully as well. There might be more very-end-is-King movies not coming to my mind.