Letterboxd — Your life in film

Q&A with De Niro, DiCaprio and Gladstone

could easily shave off an hour..

quirked up Carol for when huffing paint while reading the New Yorker is the vibe

Cole’s performance 🤯

about the south's refusal to be captured, probably

(need to rewatch, not done with this one yet)

so calvinist o mijn god

“nobody makes it, nobody shows it, nobody sees it; it’s like it doesn’t even exist.”

would make a crazy double-feature with Tickled

Lumet directs the shit out of this

Jill Clayburgh is so good and so beautiful and so real

in Dolby 3D

they really talked through the whole plot..

Farley Granger is so stiff (like, LMAO). but you know what’s even more stiff when he comes on screen? 😔

epitome of the idea that the ‘60s and ‘70s were about liberation, rather than today’s fight for equality. would never be done today!! radical in its naked joy at its white villains’ plight, staging the story as a flashback from a rousing funeral for the racist Ol Cap’n.

so much fun and the music feels lively and contemporary. everyone feels like a real person (knows what sex is; has experienced anger). the staging of “First Thing Monday Mornin’” is ridiculously powerful.

Melba Moore.

gorgeous pastorals

Intro by Sean Durkin, followed by a Q&A with Durkin, Zac Efron, Jeremy Allen White, Stanley Simons and Maura Tierney

absolutely insane there was a FIFTH wrestler brother who also met a tragic end that was cut for time, but "Academy Award winner Zac Efron" sounds real nice