I think I found a new pet peeve with media. A movie with very good leads and great production aspects led by an edgelord filmmaker desperate to prove the world they're a genius and use what they got for their god awful script. My examples: Joker (2019), FX's Legion, Lucy In The Sky, The Devil All The Time, Breathless (1960), City Of God, Christine (2016), American Hustle, My Fair Lady and etc.
So what do we got? Really great cinematography,…
Edit: The following recommendation is NOT an endorsement for Warren Beatty.
And then leaning on your window sill
he'll say one day you caused his will
to weaken with your love and warmth and shelter
And then taking from his wallet
an old schedule of trains, he'll say
I told you when I came I was a stranger
I told you when I came I was a stranger.
I went to the library hoping to rent 3 Women and…
Thank God for critics and letterboxd because the marketing for this was pretty. Like if it weren't for the rave it got at SXSW and for critics like Yhara Zayd I might have skipped this. The only reason I didn't watch it until now was pretty much because this did not get any distribution in my country- but Roman Polanski's new garbage is getting a distribution instead, yayyyyy (this is obviously sarcasm). I really wish I'd have seen this in…
I apologize to the Love On The Spectrum producers, apparently using ASMR narration that explains the date participants' hobbies and fears was never unique to them it's a new weird thing millenials and zoomers like as evident by this movie lol.
Also why is this shot like a TV commercial?
