You can never go wrong setting your movie on a train.
Also seeing a trailer for Quiet Place 2 reminded of when the producers premiered Quiet Place at wesleyan and when someone asked “do you have plans for a sequel?” they just said “sure, if this makes money”
Very deft, subtlety powerful filmmaking here. The end feels too neatly rushed, mostly because Anika’s character isn’t as fully fleshed out as Martin. But I accept it with only a single grain of salt, as this movie is more about a man’s metamorphosis and internal crisis than it is about retribution or consequence
They** don’t want you to know that this is better than Pulp Fiction.
**Freshman Dorm Poster Tycoons
Ah, if only I could play violin in my fancy navy duds with my best bro while cruising through the Galapagos and simply vibe out.
Also we’ve had enough of Lord Nelson. Hollywood needs to gear up and make a good movie on Yi Sun-Sin
Some of the most gorgeous two-color technicolor you’ll ever see. Plus I’m a sucker for a good Dies Irae
Apparently a lot of the jokes and running bits are lost in translation. It’s tough being a monolingual scrub
Brain during first half: this is a cool movie
Brain during second half: baaaaa-da-daaa-da-dada-BAAAAAAAAAAAAA-BAAAAAAA-BA-BA-BUM🌧🌨🌧🌨🌧🌨🌧🌨🌧🌨