“I had a dream… the world was dark because there weren't any robins, and the robins represented love. And for the longest time, there was just this darkness. And all of a sudden, thousands of robins were set free, and they flew down and brought this blinding light of love. And it seemed like that love would be the only thing that would make any difference… and it did.”
It’s been a few weeks since Lynch’s ing. On that day,…
“I suffered beside you. I was never silent.”
Having not yet seen all of the unrivaled Martin Scorsese’s feature films, Silence was one that intrigued me deeply for some time. The adaptation of Shûsaku Endô’s 1966 novel tells the story of two Portuguese Jesuit missionaries on a dangerous journey through 17th century Japan in search of their missing mentor. The grueling trip will inevitably put their faith to the test, and force them to reconcile with the many frustrations and…
“Myself, I feel very safe.”
Still need to check out The French Dispatch and Asteroid City but this was honestly top shelf Anderson for me, and so many millions of miles better than a lot of the somewhat underwhelmed reactions had me expecting. The man is going full gadgety espionage and I adored every goddamn second.
Out of all his films, this maybe feels the most made for me. Zsa-zsa is so easily one of my favorite of Anderson’s protagonists.…
“What is that?”
”Just meat.”
Doesn’t live up to the delightful black humor and visceral chaos of Talk to Me, but nobody is doing this kind of horror like the Philippou Brothers. It’s a type that tends to annoy me to no end these days, yet they always find a way to make it connect with me. Everything with Hawkins’s character particularly hit home for me at points. It’s much more of a slow burn and it’s bleak in a…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Alright, I have some things to ask. Primarily, what the fuck am I missing here? How are you guys not completely fucking exhausted by this kind of horror by now? This is some of the least creative work from the genre available right now, but Parker Finn seems to think he’s broken serious ground here and a great many of you seem to agree with the man.
I went into the first film with a very open mind, and I…
Spooky, gruesome, stylish, and just so unbelievably fucking rad. What an amazing debut for Michael Giacchino as a director, he did some phenomenal work here. And of course his haunting and bombastic score goes hard too. A warmly welcomed addition to this year’s spooky season.
Thanks to my boys Harry and Gus for watching w me
