Still in though

Actually watched amores perros not too long ago. Really good stuff in there.

IMO that was the first time I saw pulp fiction influence out of USA. It’s interesting to watch these classics way after the fact.

For example, out of sight feels pulp fiction influenced too. The story writer for out of sight is where Tarantino got a lot of style from in the first place

Most anticipated movie of the year behind Park Chan Wook’s.

Innaritu one of the most overrated directors working today

Dude takes himself and his work way too seriously.

How

“ However, although “Bardo” will tackle the immediate present, it is said to also span multiple time periods, including a historic 19th century battle sequence. Not to mention, Inarritu will be tackling the current migrant crisis between the American and Mexican border.

This nearly 3-hour movie has been a total enigma since being announced. Shot on 65mm, by Academy Award-nominee Darius Khondji, the film is said to be a semi-autobiographical account of the Mexican filmmaker’s roots in Mexico. We don’t know much else.”

He just came of pretentious in some of his interviews. Like chill man, youre not making Stalker

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relax, generational classic bitiful out now

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Is Stalker even that good

Yes

nope

The internet’s favourite adjective to describe anyone or anything they can’t fully comprehend.

you are right, The Revenant was way too deep for me :( Still don't understand what happend. Im gonna go back to my mcu films now :)))

lol im confused by this response bc you said he was pretentious in interviews not his films

i thought he meant his films are too dificult to comprehend but i just realised that i f***ed up Nah but i don't think his films are pretentious

Trash director

i mean Birdman being pretentious is a pretty popular opinion in certain spheres of the internet

birdman was cool, the revenant was interesting but I have no desire to rewatch it