“That was some bullshit” -Me, out loud after watching the ending in theaters.
And to think I was actually expecting to like this movie. Don’t get me wrong, it is an experience, but mostly for all of the wrong reason. As time goes by and we sit through all sorts of weird and creepiness, you keep waiting for the film to go out with a big bang. It feels as if the director is throwing everything he could think of at…
Another example of a supposed children’s movie that is actually made for people going through a midlife crisis.
Went entirely over my nephews head (as expected with a 3 year old) but provided enough adult references and beautiful animation to keep me entertained. It’s surprisingly heavy, with Puss contemplating his ego, his shortcomings and facing death. Despite being thematically rare for a children’s movie, the plot points themselves still felt formulaic and underwhelming. Its sum is greater than its parts…
I can say with 100 percent certainty that you will not guess where this movie is going.
Without going into spoilers, the movie creates incredible tension throughout the first half of the film, culminating in an awesome WTF moment. And then we get an abrupt tension relief and the movie never really recovers. Once you know what’s going on, it’s certainly shocking, but suffers from a bit of the same problem as X in that it’s a bit much and a…
Or The Hours of The Slog, is Oscar bait and pretentious filmmaking at its finest. Needlessly long and wildly dull, it’s hard not to feel incomplete and unsatisfied after watching this film. Netflix yet again pandering to the Letterboxd-type crowd, hunting for a Best Picture winner; well this certainly will not be it.
Benedict Cumberbatch takes a break from playing a misunderstood prick and instead is just a giant asshole throughout. The first half of the movie has little to…
