I loved this. I just watched it on Friday and while some scenes are hilariously OTT (like the bits with the helicopters attacking the train), it was a properly entertaining violent action movie. Couple of poor plot holes like a top level spy/assassin leaving his phone unlocked, but otherwise, great fun.
The Raid was top notch, still need to check out the sequel.
I can’t stand plodding, meandering character studies like a Stephen Poliakoff drama. They bore the face off me.
American Fiction, wanted to like it, made a strong point but didn’t find it very engaging, didn’t really care about or believe in the characters, overall it was just boring apart from one or 2 scenes
man Wes Anderson films are so hit/miss. sometimes they’re so great/funny/quirky/immersive. other times they feel try-hard and don’t really hold your attention.
i watched that Drive By Divas by 50% of the Coen brothers.
it was definitely something and i’m still not sure what to think.
I’m guessing the other brother manages constraint.
I think had it have been released in the era it was set, I’d have loved it.
But…25 years later. I dunno. It wasn’t doing it for me.
I definitely felt a bit phone distracted by halfway through and kind of gave up a bit. Maybe it would have been great with full attention.
Possibly the most intense and fucked up thing I’ve ever watched. Normally when something hits me that hard I have to watch it again, no need with this one as it’s permanently burned into my eyes. When you’ve watched it, do ‘Cosmos’ next, if you haven’t seen that, Zulawski’s final film.