By this point it is a cliche to label this film as the best movie of all time. if it's true is besides the point but am I the only one feeling that movies like this aren't made anymore? which is another cliche statement in of itself.
The scale, size and honesty that we see in this film is nothing less than astonishing. There are numerous incredible details from the performances and dialogue but most importantly in the portrayal of…
rewatch. It's so funny to me when people complain that Barbie is anti-men when it is literally at the same time pro-men.
People complain that the politics in this film are too much in your face and obvious but the truth is it might be too subtle...
what an incredible performance by both Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling and this time I could also finally focus more on the directing and cinematography - my god, it is glorious.
Björk: "But isn't it annoying when they do the last song in the films?"
David Morse: "Why?"
Björk: “Because you just know when it goes really big -- and the camera goes like out of the roof -- and you just know it's going to end. I hate that. I would leave just after the next to last song -- and the film would just go on forever."
This film warned me and I didn’t listen...
