A bts film of celebrity endorsements and related marketing. Unbelievaby, who knew NIKE once was at the bottom of their market share? Encapsulating, researched, and steadfast. At times the sequences stay too long on an idea, creating a flat note. But the cast is the real reason to see this little nugget.
Davis and Damon brought their A-game, their back and forth plays are the film’s better drawn-in moments.
Messina’s scenes had me lol
Davis’ delivery hit the right…
“This is not just something that happened. This cannot be one of those things. This please, cannot be that.
And for what I would like to say I can't. This was not just a matter of chance - these strange things happen all the time.”
Julianne Moore eats all of her scene -🐐
Macy’s character is the film’s broken heart and Reilly’s Jim is the moral compass. Plus Jim sports a slapping pair of Oaks.
RIP PSH ♥️
“You’re a friend of the family” 🌈
There is so much to say in admiration of this expressionistic and ecstatic film. I just can’t break my critique all down, I’ll sound so pretentious, and that’s not what I want for this gem!
The director and de Armas, both delivered a thrilling, unnerving, and unhinged biopic — surpassing any other similar Marilyn film before it.
Russell Crowe these are the type of movies you’re making now?
It’s the 2000 mile journey on a vespa for me—
It’ll be another 5 years before yet another Pan movie comes out. Make them stop—-
One of the better non Marvel, fantasy based films to come out in a while.
While it follows a predictable formula, the actors and encompassing D&D easter eggs all help to bring this film to life.
I’ll bite and and wait to see how this franchise rolls out.
One of Lee’s more edited and large scaled films, from a bigger budget and A-List actors.
I’m all about auteurism but with this film, films like BlacKkKlansman and Do the Right Thing we get a more controlled, yet envisioned Lee. More likely it comes down to the producers and their direction.
Denzel, Jodie, Owen, are just amazing at what they do. Individually the three of them ate their scenes up but when the three of them were together in scenes, they handidly delivered back and forth dialogue, and drew me in even more so.
Road rage, an autopilot of poor decisions, and immaturity on the surface, but underneath and when examined, layers of regressed emotions and suppressed reality checks.
Since he left the Walking Dead, Steven Yeun has become one of my favorite working actors. He has delivered a string of multifaceted acting chops I never knew he had — plus he’s a cutie.