sorry i think i get a bigger kick out of watching that girl on tiktok who cleans the burger king bathrooms
give me like 10 less shots of the skytree and ill believe that this wasn’t a fucking paid tourist scheme
sorry i think i get a bigger kick out of watching that girl on tiktok who cleans the burger king bathrooms
give me like 10 less shots of the skytree and ill believe that this wasn’t a fucking paid tourist scheme
You know it’s bad news when your toxic work friend is also your toxic bestie. We all need to learn to let go of things! It’ll make our 20s much more fun…
This one really clicked with me on a rewatch. Dialogue whipping by, dropping truth bombs and witty jokes. Not to mention Yang’s knack for precise and dynamic shot blocking, as well as his magical ability to create ensemble masterpieces.
Y'ALL
i had the shittiest of days and watching this movie cleared my mind and probably added 10 years to my life expectancy
EDIT: Listen to me talk about Monster on the latest episode of Deep Cut.
SPOILERS AHEAD
I’m pretty floored. Kore-eda applies his light touch to a story penned by Yūji Sakamoto. The script itself is a puzzle box, jumping between 3 different perspectives during a timeframe when a young boy accuses his teacher of physically assaulting him. With every perspective shift comes a substantial re-evaluation of what is believed prior. It's Farhadi-esque, but audience intrigue doesn't come from the continuous…