“It’s amazing isn't it? What Howard gives to the world. It.. to let people begin again. It’s beautiful. You look at a baby and it’s so pure and so free and so clean and adults are like this mess of sadness and phobias and Howard just makes it all go way.”
Michel Gondry's Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind asks the viewer one major question: "Are the things you've experienced that have eventually brought you sadness, depression, pain and loss…
At times, Inside Llewyn Davis functions as a heart wrenching story of a man that just cannot for the life of him seem to catch a break. And at others it comes off as an enigmatic, deeply funny, and emotive take on Folk Music, Art, Careerism and such.
The magic in this film, and all other Coen pictures, is that they're hard to pin down. You can never look at a Coen film and say — "you are a ______"…
Loved the first one; loved the first hour of this one; got tired of it by the time it ended. Some really stunning artistry is involved in this film, and I commend their efforts — but for me — the last hour was overwrought beyond belief. The film doesn’t take a second to let the audience process the major happenings. And there’s a lot of major happenings. Still, I’m looking forward to the next part.
Films are dreams, doll. RANGEELA is a dream of a film. It is the kind of film Steven Kapoor wanted to make. Each frame radiates beauty, glamour, and most of all magic. Those sunny Bombay beaches, the vibrant studios, those dirty streets — Varma captures it all with unbelievable passion. The film is simple — it’s a love triangle. But the issue is, they’re three wonderful people.
Milli, the aspirational heroine is a charming, grounded, compassionate young woman. Munna, the…
KGF: CHAPTER 2 is what you get when you give an 18 year old edge lord that's high off of Zack Snyder, George Miller and SHOLAY all the money in the world and a talented dop. An absolute travesty. I was physically uncomfortable and angry for most of it. One of the most juvenile and childish works I've ever seen.
