Dunkirk (2017)
It is very easy to dislike Christopher Nolan and to scoff at the hype of this movie, but once it starts, oh boy, I’m lost.
It is very easy to dislike Christopher Nolan and to scoff at the hype of this movie, but once it starts, oh boy, I’m lost.
Car chases, crazy criminals, lots of music, and a whole lot of whimsy desite the dark premise make this one an unexpectedly great, fun movie.
Go watch The Fifth Element instead. Multipass and Diva Palabarbecuepaloma are better than anything in here.
The apes are back, but there is something missing this time around when compared to the previous movies.
This one is entertaining, yes, but there is a rote Marvel Studio movie feel to it that leaves me feeling empty.
I really need to take a break from these low-budget horror flicks. They are ruining my mood.
Hillbilly mommy isn’t kidding when she wants a bride for marry her mentally challenged son ASAP.
Take away some of its pretentious arthouse movie gimmicks, and there is a beautiful story to be had here.
Oh no, you don’t want to watch this thing, even if you are a bleeding heart that wants to support indie filmmakers. You really don’t.
Please don’t. Let this thing die. It really needs to die, so LET IT DIE.