As a concept? Okay, interesting, quite powerful and potentially deeply provocative in ways, start conversations.
Yet even in execution it seems to want to be a Get OutΒ or such. Yet neverβ¦ seems to justβ¦ well, itβs shit, innit?
As a concept? Okay, interesting, quite powerful and potentially deeply provocative in ways, start conversations.
Yet even in execution it seems to want to be a Get OutΒ or such. Yet neverβ¦ seems to justβ¦ well, itβs shit, innit?
2nd Viewing: 25/03/2023
I can see why people have some criticisms regarding certain things: I.E. Zachary Leviβs performance as Shazam compared to Asher Angelβs Billy in this one compared to the first. That I can see why it might be odd. A lot of people are saying that Leviβs Shazam in FOTG is somewhat and somehow different than film one where it didnβt feel like Levi was playing both Shazam and Billy at the same time, unlike the other Shazam-ilyβ¦
Now, I finally understand why everyone in the film-sphere adores actress-writer-director Greta Gerwig.
What a beautiful, sincere, heartfelt, cute film. Saoirse Ronan is so beautiful I wanna marry her, the Irish queen! [NOTE: I'm part Irish in heritage so whenever Ireland is represented by actresses so lovely and beautiful and Irish my heart melts.] Beanie Feldstein, Lucas Hedges, Timothee Chalamet [AKA future cinematic biopic Bob Dylan and French sex bomb of the ages], Odeya Rush and all others in theβ¦
Country: Lebanon π±π§
Language: Lebanese Arabic/Lebnene
Running Time: 110 minutes
Writer-Director Ziad Doueiri's 1998 breakthrough film West BeirutΒ is a beautiful, sad yet wondrous story about three prominent youths in divided Beirut, 1975, at the dawn of what would become a devastating civil war where the entire country, and Beirut itself, would never be the same again.Β
Tarek, the lead, is played by the director's brother, Rami Doueiri, and yet he wasn't a trained actor but he gives a performance thatβ¦