MelancholyMagic
For my next trick, I will disappear
- Dec 12, 2021
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Impressive cinematography, but was a miserable viewing experience.Watched Birdman
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Impressive cinematography, but was a miserable viewing experience.Watched Birdman
I have to say I still enjoyed it regardless. I think I'm just a sucker for the "aging rockstar" trope since I really enjoyed Bojack Horseman and Disco Elysium.Impressive cinematography, but was a miserable viewing experience.
The Batman I just re watched it this year and really appreciated it. Everything from it entertainment value to it's commentary on society. A couple of viewings later it gets better imo.I watched The Batman as well not too long ago. I kinda went into the movie expecting to hate it but I probably liked it more than the Dark Knight Rises. Serial killer Riddler was a great, though not definitive in my opinion, take on the character and they drew inspirations from various Batman sources and pieced them together to make a pretty good narrative.
I did kinda get a case of ending fatigue. I'll try and keep this in a way that isn't too spoilery, but that last scene of Batman and Catwoman together went on too long and was just kinda ridiculous. Tangent, Catwoman's costume annoyed me because it was SO CLOSE to being a great, comics accurate, costume but her mask just looks goofy and made it hard for me to take her seriously. Should have gave her the goggles. Anyway, the big reveal that starts what I guess you could say is the 3rd act even though it's really a 4th act by the time you get to it would have been better as the actual ending but I guess they didn't want to end it on a total downer. Otherwise, most of my other critiques are rather nitpicky. I came away feeling it was 8/10.
You're the first person with taste on this whole threadBeen rewatching a lot of old horror movies lately. The Beyond, Alucarda, Night of the Demons (1988), City of the living dead, The Howling, among others. Most recent one was Suspiria (1977)