So, there is apparently some kind of moratorium on writing reviews on this movie, but they still let the public in to see this? I mean, I’m not a professional critic and yet, here I am, just having seen this movie. There’s also audience reviews on Rotten Tomatoes, but no critic reviews. Did someone not plan this correctly?
I was a bit hesitant to see Marty Supreme because I was not a fan of Good Time and I could barely stand Uncut Gems.
Okay, not everything is behind a paywall but the reviews are.
I was rewatching Weapons and this occurred to me. Are we living in a golden age of horror? Turns out, I’m almost ten years too late on this.
I have made a lot of these lists over the years and I will do more in the future but the reason I like doing these is that I like to look at things from different perspectives. Warsaw Pact isn’t really a thing you think about much these days but I decided to do this anyway.
I have been meaning to get back to this series for a while and what better opportunity than randomly finding a collection of The Toxic Avenger (parts 1 through 4) randomly on sale.
Since when is Miles Teller a bigger star then Elizabeth Olsen? Like, really? Who thinks this way? Is there anyone, besides his immediate family, that would go out to see a Miles Teller movie? They are definitely implying that by having Miles Teller over Elizabeth Olsen in the credits. Anyhow…
So, the problem here is that I have not decided whether I like this or not. In general, it’s a positive sign that I saw this couple days ago and I still feel like I need to write about it, but at the same time, I’m not thinking about the message of the movie, I’m thinking about the filmmaking.
I was just wondering this. How common is it to see all the movies from a specific director? Of course, if you a scholar, why not, but what if you are just a fan? Even if you love Passion of Jean D’Arc, Gertrud and Vampyr, would you go out of your way to see all of Dreyer’s earlier movies?
First of all, I’m not saying it’s because of wokeness or anything like that. It’s because people got bored with their product.