I think I liked it? I don't know what to think of it, but I greatly appreciate the filmmaking in this
The last 2/3 of the movie were less "grotesque" than the first third, and I enjoyed them more. The second half is also a surprisingly emotional and sweet, which I wasn't expecting. Magnificent sophomore film from Julia Ducournau
Pretty good
The cast are good (highlights are Comer, Driver, and, surprisingly, Affleck). The last “chapter” is the best, and the eponymous Last Duel is rather intense. It was pretty noticeable which parts were written by Affleck and Damon, and which parts were written by Holofcener
Thoughts when I was watching the movie
1. The sound is loud and comes almost unexpectedly. It works almost like a jump scare (especially the first time it happens)
2. Juan Pablo Urrego, apart from being very attractive, is also very talented, and I wish he would be in more international features and becomes more popular. Elkin Diaz is great as well (my 2 favorite performances in the movie)
3. Tilda is great here as always, but I don’t think…
Despite Philip Baker Hall's amazing performance, I don't think I will ever revisit this one. Paul Thomas Anderson's worst film
The cast try their best, but, apart from that, I don’t have a lot of great things to say about this
The filmmaking is fantastic (cinematography, production design and score, in particular, were standouts), and the acting is good (mainly Cumberbatch). However, I wasn't as interested in the story as much as I wanted to be.
I feel terrible saying this, as it's just a portrayal of a 90 minute long documentary, but Zack sucks
Among the MCU’s best. The humor didn’t land, personally, but it had some of the best action in any MCU (or comic book movie in general) ever. I know some people will think that the final fight felt generic, but it worked for me.
Also, you can never go wrong with Tony Leung