I'm currently studying Jane Eyre at university, and this was a film I was encouraged to watch as part of my independent study - it was partly produced by my university, which is pretty amazing, because this is a strong and emotional biopic and probably one of my favourites that I have watched.
The film is compelling throughout and I really enjoyed the performances by everyone involved. The Brontë sisters are, for me, three of the most fascinating people in…
Perhaps not as strong as the first but about as close as any sequel can hope to get in my opinion. I was so excited to see Janelle Monae in a movie again and I hope she gets more opportunities after this. The perfect combination of goofy combined with interesting filmmaking. Somebody please get Rian Johnson the rights to any future Poirot films, please… it’s sad that this feels more like an Agatha Christie-esque adaptation than the current Poirot movies…
“You don’t know what it’s like to be rejected and treated like a criminal.”
“Yes I do. That’s every day of my life.”
Nothing and no one will change my opinion that this movie is about autism. (Although let’s not forget about Calhoun with PTSD). Both of our main characters, Ralph and Vanellope, are autistic. Of course, this is never mentioned, and Vanellope is given a made up disability instead. However it’s hard to ignore that her “glitch” and the…
