I’m genuinely struggling to put my feelings into words after watching yiyi ,it’s been a while since my first viewing and I didn’t even complete it back then and I was so stupid for it , yiyi is a basically plotless film that follows the life’s and perspectives for 3 main characters a child , teenager and adult and how they deal with life’s challenges and problems and there own perspective of the world in there either short or longer…
I don’t think I’ve ever or will ever see a movie so perfect and so compelling and real in such a short amount of time ever. This movie here in an hour and 30 is better than most movies 2x its length. Ingmar Bergman is a director I’ve been interested in for a while now; this is the second movie I’ve seen of his, and he is in every sense of a work an artist and a master of his…
George Lucas is a genuinely amazing story teller and exploring political issues that can be relevant to modern or even future issues and is a master at world building and crafting a enjoyable narrative but fuck me his dialogue is awful , the actors are so monotone and so weirdly nonchalant at times and the film looks like a ps3 game .
An extremely fun and exciting watch , it feels weirdly refreshing and ultimately unusual and creative. I adore the political commentary and human nature themes used through out and I expected to like them because look at the directors portfolio but damn I loved it more then I thought , I love the satire characters and the humour ,It uses sci-fi pieces and themes that are pretty generic and nothing groundbreaking or genre-defining but makes it fun and extremely entertaining.…
First of all, rest in peace to David lynch he’s my all-time favourite director, and ever since I’ve seen Blue Velvet a year and a bit ago, I’ve been hooked on his dreamlike , surrealistic, and addictive movies. He , in each movie, has a strong theme and a mental disorder as such and puts it to screen in such a way that in some of his films, more so than not, we are not spoon-fed information and have to…
