Letterboxd — Your life in film

*2nd viewing, 1st for my parents*

Few films, if any, come close to the sheer transcendence of the 'Comfortably Numb' sequence. An absolute highlight in a film made entirely of iconic imagery.

207min of perfectly paced cinematic bliss

Absolutely overwhelming. My words would never do it justice, especially mere minutes after watching it.

I'll just say this: Surely the best edited *major motion picture* I've seen in forever. Praise our lord and saviour Jennifer Lame. What an outstanding achievement.

We love a neat horror premise that delivers the goods in just 95min. Featuring some fucked up imagery that's destined to scar a new generation of horror fans for life.

I suspect people calling this 'no better than the avarage Blumhouse film' haven't seen one of those is a while.

Full-on evil AI sci-fi fits the franchise rather well. Amazing set pieces as expected, but each time I care less about the stuff inbetween.

Pom Klementieff MVP

Cute! Laughed a lot! Gosling is great!

That being said, this pales in comparison to the complexities of Gerwig's previous work. And that's okay! It's still the best toy commercial since The Lego Movie!

The Jeffrey Wright monologue and his final chat with the police chef are probably my favorite thing Wes Anderson has ever done.

Neat premise. Creatively shot. Stunning horror imagery. Totally commited lead performance.

All severely dragged down by an incompetent script and a whole slew of weak supporting performances. Seriously, every side characher [asides from Rob Morgan] is outright distracting.

Nobody told me this trilogy would get weirder with each entry. Not only narratively or formally, but also emotionally. I'm pretty sure I discovered at least three new emotions within myself while watching this.

The Long Goodbye meets Rosemary's Baby aka coolest fkn shit I've seen in a while

Absolutely captivating, from the archival footage of the opening credits to the very last millisecond of the film. This whole thing is filmed like a magic trick.

Now that's the stuff. Everything I wanted from the 2013 remake and then some. Give me 10 more of these, please.