F*ck the reporter, Fox News could've asked more sensitive questions.
Anyway, it was great to rewatch/sidewatch it when my partner saw it today. It's kind of a shame that by modern standards, the camerawork and film quality don't hold up.
P.S., Big up to Jacob too, it's funny how he looked like William H Macy after that haircut.
In love with that coat.
Big up Cedric, even though it was probably too short of a film for me to really like it. Great shots; I loved the score, and I think the acting is great too. But by far my best thing about it was the editing of that sequence towards the end which showed her thinking about the other two people she interacted with at the end (and potentially how they could be thinking about her).
P.S., Say it for free here on Arte.
Complete horsesh*t, but it did predict the assisted dying bill?
Unlike Weeks, there’s a message. Sadly, unlike Weeks and Days, the production’s f*cking horrendous. Can I just see a single scene without a Dutch angle and a billion jump cuts? And yeah, I would have cared for the message if I wasn’t reminded of After Earth and House of the Dead. Also, go Boyle yourself Danny for reusing shots like that.
Alfie Williams, aka son of Spud, plays the Jaden…
The good angry sex you have once you find out she dated a bad boy.
It’s not perfect, but after every other Nosferatu film, I can confidently say that it is the best. I adored how seriously Eggers treats the material. Needless to say, the production is extraordinary (I cried on multiple occasions because of it), and most importantly, I was impressed by how I could finally see the story as a tragic horror/romance.
I was so scared looking at…
