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The only real spiritualism in the film is performed by Cate Blanchett, as she unmistakably manifests the soul of the late great Marlene Dietrich in order to potently elevate her performance.
“Once Upon A Time in… Encino”
PTA makes creating movie magic look so simple and effortless within that first sequence. Not fantastical magic but that from a time in everyone’s youth where it could be real. That’s the fuel that runs the film and allows it to have it’s rare slow-burn romance be so relatable.
Can’t think of a film that gets progressively worse in such a clear and proficient way after a near perfect opening
As much as the comparison with Vertigo is fascinating, I don’t think it’s the only “Hitchcockian” aspect the film has to offer. Rebecca was shot 16 years prior and the dialogue between these two pieces of work is also incredibly interesting.
Went in expecting a less enjoyable GOTG 2.5 and ended up getting a gritty, sometimes raunchy, thoroughly entertaining adventure movie.
“Could I interest you in everything all of the time?”
Now we’ll never have to wonder who would have won Best Musical or Comedy at the 2022 Golden Globes.