Letterboxd — Your life in film

McKay mistakenly commits the first half to Cheney's relatively uninteresting life prior to becoming veep, which makes it tough to get to the more compelling second half, but I admire some of the risks McKay took in his filmmaking, though most weren't pulled off.

While I throughly enjoyed all of these Western short stories, I'd rank them thusly:

The Gal Who Got Rattled
All Gold Canyon
The Mortal Remains
The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
Meal Ticket
Near Algodones

A slowly paced and beautifully shot autobiographical family drama with an arresting and heart wrenching final act.

This movie is fucking bananas and should not exist.

One of the most stressful film watching experiences I can remember and a highly impressive directorial debut.

It's baffling that this wasn't written and directed by Noah Baumbach, check this out if you like his films but feel they could be a bit more depressing - this is a genuine recommendation.

Some misguided slow-motion and slow zoom choices but overall a great watch for any tennis fans.

This movie is such a mess but is still worth it for Zoey Deutch, the most charismatic young actress around.

A brilliant example of how great films allow us to climb into another person's skin as Burnham deftly brings us back to what is arguably the hardest age to be a human.

Only someone with the name "Yorgos Lanthimos" could think of this fucked up shit (not quite on par with Dogtooth or The Lobster but that's a high bar).

If Hitchcock made a film during a mental breakdown.

The adorable and fuzzy cousin of "Dogtooth"