Finally made it out and watched the 25th anniversary in theatres in 3D. First time watching Titanic although I knew the general plot and ending (obviously lol)
Wow. Just wow. Imagine; Writing, Directing and producing a movie like this.. Need to urgently watch the rest of Cameron’s movies, this is one of the greatest films i’ve ever in my life seen. WOW. Beautiful from the first second to the last, perfect perfect cast, not a single weak performance, emotionally devastating,…
“Let me keep this memory, Just this one”
In my LadyBird review i said being jumped by the entire cast would be a less painful experience than watching the film and having to process the emotional turmoil it subjects you to. After rewatching Eternal Sunshine I would like to make the statement that i have to think being shot by our cast would be less painful than subjecting myself to the emotional turmoil Eternal Sunshine causes.
For as silly as…
Not marking this for spoilers as I don’t spoil anything past the setup of the film but if you haven’t seen Requiem for a Dream and you want to go in blind you shouldn’t read this review. If you don’t mind having the set up spoiled then you’re fine to read on.
Back after another 7 months, i’ve now seen this movie 3 times in just over a year..maybe too frequently haha.
If you’ve seen the reviews of this movie…
“I’m turning 40 and i’m going to be forgotten, i’ve done nothing that will leave a legacy”
to be honest i came expecting the absolute worst that hollywood had to offer, i’ve either hated or passed on every “musical biography” they’ve spit out over the last few years but i wanted to go to the cinema with my mom so we chose Elvis. Looking at the crew for elvis i felt underwhelmed, Baz has only ever disappointed me and Austin didn’t…
Getting jumped by the entire cast and crew would be a less painful experience than the emotional turmoil this is going to give me for the next week
i’m absolutely in love with everything about this movie it’s portrayal of youth is the best in recent film, it’s characters are all distinct and understandable, the plot is simple, the emotional beats are flawless, the comedy is great and the acting couldn’t be better.
The unrelenting feeling of isolation that this…
