From the first scene, from the first moment I saw Joaquin's face contorting into Arthur Fleck's, I was struck by the odd sensation that this was going to be an intense experience. A movie to be remembered. But not even my imagination (or the fear of being disappointed) could've foreseen what was to come.
In between the grand gestures of theatricality and the subtle use of color and light in favor of the narrative and character building, my brain was…
Viggo Mortensen and Mahershala Ali make a delightuful performance on one quite unique motion picture. The dialogues, the expressiveness, the perfect contrast between the sloppy and sophisticated mood (the dichotomy between the main characters at play); it all entangles into an emotionally rich plot. The editing here is top notch, delivering smooth transitions and the color palettes used: a true treat to the eye.
The recreation of the scenes on 'The Room' were incredible.
James Franco has just shown me why he still one of my favourtie actors, briliiant performance.
With a movie ranging quite balanced in between the drama and the comedy genre, it depicted the certain foolishness yet also the struggle and passion of Tommy Wiseau, a man going against every norm and stereotype to make his dream come true.
Tremendous film! The soundtrack is utterly marvelous and really composed to meet the tense and breathtaking enviornment Moon is all about. The lights and textures were great, especially in the scenes made on the 'Moon surface'. Even though it didn't catch my full attention and feeling from the beggining, the second and third acts were completely dynamic and emotionally brutal. Sam Rockwell did more than well and knew how to put the character's suffering and anxiety all out and shining. Amazing overall, yet the soundtrack was the element which stood out the most, in my personal opinion.
