Haunting, surreal, visually stunning, creepy, abstract, unsettling, disturbing, gets weird, and then even weirder until it spirals into a full-blown toxic masculine nightmare.
Excellent acting from Jessie Buckley and Rory Kinnear (x10), with an amazing score, beautiful scenery, expert cinematography, and great storytelling.
Alex Garland is a sicko and I’m here for it.
Hilarious, genuine, relatable, nihilistic, emotional, and surprising.
A well executed and well-paced dark comedy starring and directed by Jerrod Carmichael for his debut. The performances and chemistry between him and Christopher Abbott were undeniable and authentic to the point were they really seemed like childhood friends. For such a dark subject matter, the entire theater audience and myself were laughing the entire time but be warned there is some heavy stuff joked about here.
Looking forward to more from Jerrod Carmichael
If you enjoyed Do America or any of the OG tv show, then you’ll probably like this and laugh a lot. Lots of classic Beavis & Butt-Head humor but with a 2022 twist.
It’s no masterpiece and there are no surprises here, you really get what you would expect.
Adorable, heartwarming, cute, funny, clever, emotional, touching, and wholesome as fuck.
Just as good on second watch.
Fuck military propaganda, American exceptionalism, and the American war machine.
“The original Top Gun of 1986 was so successful as a military marketing tool that enlisting booths were installed in cinemas and overall recruitment increased by roughly 500%”
“Nothing matters.”
Incredible! Feels like watching a thousand different movies at the same time. A hilarious, emotional, shocking, touching, unpredictable, deeply woven science-fiction/action/comedy/romance/drama all wrapped around one struggling family just trying to do their taxes & run a laundromat. Superb acting from everyone involved, completely bonkers writing/editing, and an excellent score.
One of the most unique movie experiences I’ve had, and can’t wait to see it again.
