It’s my favorite movie. I watch it at least once every couple of months. A (male) friend argued that the main character had a bad ending, but I thought she had a glorious ending. Guess it depends...
It’s my favorite movie. I watch it at least once every couple of months. A (male) friend argued that the main character had a bad ending, but I thought she had a glorious ending. Guess it depends on your perspective. :)
I watched it for the first time just a month or two ago. I likewise recommend it to anyone who likes weird art stuff. And yes, "weird art stuff" is the full extent of my highly-cultured analysis.
I watched it for the first time just a month or two ago. I likewise recommend it to anyone who likes weird art stuff.
And yes, "weird art stuff" is the full extent of my highly-cultured analysis.
Looks like Amazon has two versions, one from 2018 (color?) and one from 2019. It sounds like everybody here is recommending the latter. I've added it to my list, though don't think my wife will...
Looks like Amazon has two versions, one from 2018 (color?) and one from 2019. It sounds like everybody here is recommending the latter. I've added it to my list, though don't think my wife will enjoy it so it might be a while before I find time to watch it.
I liked it, not totally convinced it's a masterpiece (gives me a bit "deep or dumb vibes", need to watch it a second time) but it's definitively worth a watch. The cooking monologue is epic :...
I liked it, not totally convinced it's a masterpiece (gives me a bit "deep or dumb vibes", need to watch it a second time) but it's definitively worth a watch. The cooking monologue is epic :
Nope! I watched this in a theater on release day and turned against it halfway through. I could not fathom why these men were so terrible at handling their work, the setting, their dialogue with...
Nope! I watched this in a theater on release day and turned against it halfway through. I could not fathom why these men were so terrible at handling their work, the setting, their dialogue with each other. As far as I could tell just a couple of brief conversations about boundaries could have set them up for success. The monologues are great and I appreciated the visuals but I feel like on the whole the movie was a kind of insensitive joke about how men struggle to ask for help when they need it..
my partner and I debated over which of the birds were practical fx vs trained birds vs CG, tho. if someone here watches the movie would you please compile a list of shots where there are birds and we can discuss which birds are birds
His other film, the VVitch is just as great!
It’s my favorite movie. I watch it at least once every couple of months. A (male) friend argued that the main character had a bad ending, but I thought she had a glorious ending. Guess it depends on your perspective. :)
The sound track was stirring. I still catch myself humming "Yaller Girls" when it's raining.
I watched it for the first time just a month or two ago. I likewise recommend it to anyone who likes weird art stuff.
And yes, "weird art stuff" is the full extent of my highly-cultured analysis.
Looks like Amazon has two versions, one from 2018 (color?) and one from 2019. It sounds like everybody here is recommending the latter. I've added it to my list, though don't think my wife will enjoy it so it might be a while before I find time to watch it.
They are both based on the same story.
I liked it, not totally convinced it's a masterpiece (gives me a bit "deep or dumb vibes", need to watch it a second time) but it's definitively worth a watch. The cooking monologue is epic :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8yeo32thiI
Adding it to my list. Thank you!
You had me at Dafoe. I'll check it out this weekend while Tildes is leveling up. :)
Nope! I watched this in a theater on release day and turned against it halfway through. I could not fathom why these men were so terrible at handling their work, the setting, their dialogue with each other. As far as I could tell just a couple of brief conversations about boundaries could have set them up for success. The monologues are great and I appreciated the visuals but I feel like on the whole the movie was a kind of insensitive joke about how men struggle to ask for help when they need it..
my partner and I debated over which of the birds were practical fx vs trained birds vs CG, tho. if someone here watches the movie would you please compile a list of shots where there are birds and we can discuss which birds are birds
Birds aren't real.
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