A weird but interesting mix between Jules and Jim and Daisies (obvious references but still).
It has the love triangle and the sweet exuberance of the former's first act, and the stylish originality of the latter. The whole film is thus controlled chaos: the format and color change, the camera feels as free-flow as it has ever been in the cinema, the character is more haphazard than usual.
But what is its greatest strength is also its biggest weakness: it's…
HOOPTOBER FINISHED!! Took four tries (and an extra day), but I've finally completed one!
That being said, it's too bad to end such a fun challenge on a low point, as this is probably the worst film I've seen this Hooptober (except for Dracula 3000 of course).
The ending was probably the best part, as you can feel the mayhem and despair of the main character. The derived Hobbes reference, with the state of nature…
Went to see this litterally on the first time slot it was available lol.
And well it's the first half of Dune version Denis Villeneuve, as expected. Beautiful cinematography (if a little gray at times) and great editing are on par for the course. Rebecca Ferguson stands out among a stacked cast. The music is one of Zimmer's best in quite some time.
The film makes a couple changes compared to the novel, especially at the beginning, but honestly they…
