I’ve wanted to see this one for years, and was finally able to catch this on Netflix. Starts as quite a slow burn, but the tension quickly builds up. I was on the edge of my seat.
Alain Delon’s Performance as a devilishly handsome criminal, who fools everyone is definitely one of his best.
There’s something obviously fishy about Delon’s character right from the beginning. Yet because he’s that handsome and charming, people don’t want their own instincts to be…
Dumb American tourists, the movie. It’s so offensive, it’s almost funny if only it weren’t so offensive.
Felt like my brain was about to cease functioning various times throughout. This is such a train wreck it’s almost fascinating to watch. Every few years I rewatch this to see if this has magically become better, but alas.
I rarely do this, but I'm going to share a long ass personal experience, that explains why I love and regard this film as highly as I do.
My mother owns the book of this, and I've read it about 5 times. It's an incredible piece of literature, but typically one of those things you only can bear to be confronted with a few times in your lifetime.
I've seen Schindler's List three times in my lifetime. But it was…
Rewatched for class.
-The most terrible nightmare I ever had. It's the most horrible dream I ever had.
-It's okay, it's okay now. Really.
-I dreamed that I, that I killed you and Danny. But I didn't just kill ya. I cut you up in little pieces. Oh my God. I must be losing my mind.
I get so pissed off whenever people call Shelley Duvall’s performance in The Shining bad. Her Wendy is one of my favorite horror heroines…
