Johnny Greenwood needs to be recognised more as one of the great composers of our time instead of just being referred to as that guy from Radiohead.
I was very excited to see this on the big screen and it definitely did not disappoint as the glorious sounds and visuals were even more beautiful.
It was really great watching some of my favourite scenes again, especially the processing scene which seriously features some of the greatest acting I have ever seen.
This wasn't my favourite Paul Thomas Anderson film, but it is probably the most Paul Thomas Anderson film if that makes any sense. It has so many of his loveable familiar trademarks, but the most obvious is the desire of the characters to not feel like they are alone in the world.
Gary and Alana both need somebody and this insanely cool journey is more than just a banging soundtrack filled hangout movie as these two people get closer to…
James Ivory brings a fantastic story to life with the aid of some of the most acclaimed British actors ever to grace the screen with their presence.
Above all, this is a film about subtle and repressed feelings and how people will hide their true emotions for as long as possible. In this case it is the butler, Mr Stevens, who is as professional as somebody can possibly be as he works through all sorts of chaos, including his own…
A glorious epic, with characters so real and relatable, despite having lives that are so different to my own. Michael Corleone's character arc is probably one of the greatest in film history. Cannot wait to rewatch Part II and finally brave up and watch Part III.
