This is Timothy, reporting from Berk.
In case you’re wondering how I got here, let me fill you in. I found an almost brand new mp3-player in my house, shiny and silver. I stuffed it in my pocket and went back to unpause the film I was watching. Then the craziest thing happened: I fell through my TV trying to raise the volume when the flight theme came on in How To Train Your Dragon 3.
The obvious must be…
To her, an abandoned street resembles a road carved out of yesterdays. Exasperation grows within her like bamboo sprouts as she digests her desolation. Trust is a knife without a grip, whereas loneliness only mildly stings when it's quiet. But when rivers still and words perish, loneliness demonstrates a surprisingly jarring edge.
Such a unique atmosphere and such an incredible use of spoken narrative. If you like films such as Solaris, Stalker or maybe Voyage to Cythera, this might be up your alley.
A profound pursuit fueled with an inked dream but roadblocked by our foggy reality. It took me two viewings in one day to acknowledge what I had seen. This. This is mesmerizing. Rest assured that for me, no film will top this in 2021. After my initial watch, I was quite overwhelmed. Thoughts flowed, displaying trains and letters, snow and mist. Lurid thoughts that would not leave, unless I watched it again. So I did. It inexplicably was even better…
As I'm sitting in the train on the way home right now, writing this, I wonder what I expected of Villeneuve's Dune. Funny but I just can't seem to remember.
I was so lucky to catch this a day prior to the official dutch release and so I wanted to write a nice little review, but to be honest this was overwhelming as hell (100% meant in a positive sense). Sure I gave it a full five stars, but Villeneuve…
