Reviews

A whodunnit tribute to buddy cop, the very entertaining Edgar Wright

A personal history without much ambition, Linklater's preferred transcription brings a visual sensation between “reality” and “depiction of reality”, while the film presents a blurred edge between “memory” and “if nonly”.

There's a certain (I'll call it) “Americanness” born out of hard-boiled detective noir, a retro take on the post-war period.

A fetishist obtains financing to get good actors to satisfy his desires and carry out his orders.
It's not a synopsis, I'm talking about the director.

The FBI discovers a secret kept for 20 years:
For Nicolas Cage to give a good performance, you just had to put a little makeup on his face.

A great movie star regretfully discovers that he no longer films like before
(I won't say if I'm talking about Dalton, Pacino or Tarantino)

Systematically and every five minutes exactly they either catch him or kill Tom Cruise.
(Me too)

Brilliant, witty, and funny

One of the two is crazier than a goat. I saw it 10 times and I still can't figure out which one.

-Great idea to make a crossover between High School Musical and Alien, what could go wrong?

*The crossover:

A genius of unmatched talent, using all his ability to do evil.
I'm talking about Nolan.

If you take away The Thing, it's the story of a group of junkie friends with guns who are paranoid about who stole it.

After I started watching the movie, my two minutes in the future self hated me. And the one two minutes after that, he loved me. And so on to infinity.

No sacred deer were harmed to film this film.
And let's not say it too loudly, maybe that's the only fetish that Yorgos doesn't have.

Everyone goes crazy when they are around him.
Oh, also the characters when they enter the hotel.

Be careful with this movie, it contains a big spoiler about a monster.
(And I'm not talking about the plot twist, but to KS)

The most normal of all, by far, is lamb.

A powerful example of the magic of cinema: here I am, empathizing with a priest.

The good thing about it not being a moralizing film is that I still feel like getting drunk.
(It's a good thing these people didn't film a movie about serial killers, because if not...)

https://letterboxd.com/filopuchito/film/another-round/

A standard sense of American independent cinema ...... splits two personalities from Jesse Eisenberg, implanting them in historical contexts in search of painful resonance.