we could have went into lordie's private sxn if he didnt get banned
no idea why he even got a private sxn
I seriously doubt most of this thread would do that or something like discord
im actually super interested in your take on this one
I don't know what the f*** that was supposed to be but it didn't really make me feel a thing
I don't know what the f*** that was supposed to be but it didn't really make me feel a thing
Haven’t seen it yet but willing to fight you over it.
Haven’t seen it yet but willing to fight you over it.
I would've said the same thing yesterday
I don't know what the f*** that was supposed to be but it didn't really make me feel a thing
Was he trying to do homages to French cinéma or did he just go in a wildly different direction?
Was he trying to do homages to French cinéma or did he just go in a wildly different direction?
It wasn't trying to be french new wavey or anything but there was some Tati in there I guess. it was just such rapid fire narration and editing and such brief performances I couldn't find any gravitational center to keep me remotely on this things orbit
Subtitles will help but it's still
something offputting about it for me
Chalamet was mid yet again
get this kid outta here
It wasn't trying to be french new wavey or anything but there was some Tati in there I guess. it was just such rapid fire narration and editing and such brief performances I couldn't find any gravitational center to keep me remotely on this things orbit
Subtitles will help but it's still
something offputting about it for me
Chalamet was mid yet again
get this kid outta here
Chamalat is an aesthetic prop, he doesn’t need to give a good performance in a Wes Anderson film. He was born to just rock that hair style in black & white in one of Anderson’s flicks.
It wasn't trying to be french new wavey or anything but there was some Tati in there I guess. it was just such rapid fire narration and editing and such brief performances I couldn't find any gravitational center to keep me remotely on this things orbit
Subtitles will help but it's still
something offputting about it for me
Chalamet was mid yet again
get this kid outta here
That last sentence 
No you understand why I’m not in a rush to see Dune
Chamalat is an aesthetic prop, he doesn’t need to give a good performance in a Wes Anderson film. He was born to just rock that hair style in black & white in one of Anderson’s flicks.
Aesthetic prop lmfao
At least James Dean could act
It wasn't trying to be french new wavey or anything but there was some Tati in there I guess. it was just such rapid fire narration and editing and such brief performances I couldn't find any gravitational center to keep me remotely on this things orbit
Subtitles will help but it's still
something offputting about it for me
Chalamet was mid yet again
get this kid outta here
You’re a Godard stan, right? How was this different than how his films are all over the place?
That last sentence 
No you understand why I’m not in a rush to see Dune
That’s another film where he didn’t need to be “good”. He just needs to be a competent vessel for the archetype he’s embodying. Goth Mark Hamill is all you need really.
Chamalat is an aesthetic prop, he doesn’t need to give a good performance in a Wes Anderson film. He was born to just rock that hair style in black & white in one of Anderson’s flicks.
you havent seen the movie chief
That’s another film where he didn’t need to be “good”. He just needs to be a competent vessel for the archetype he’s embodying. Goth Mark Hamill is all you need really.
hes no Gosling or Eastwood or one of those guys that can pull that off
Aesthetic prop lmfao
At least James Dean could act
I said in my review that him and Zendaya aren’t people, they’re androgynous child like dolls that are being used to facilitate the story. This feels like a negative in the moment but when I think on how it’s handled it ultimately works.
hes no Gosling or Eastwood or one of those guys that can pull that off
That’s a different type of archetype. I don’t mean silent badass.
You’re a Godard stan, right? How was this different than how his films are all over the place?
ive only seen godard up to 1967 but theres literally nothing to compare to this from what ive seen. maybe a slight reference in a dance scene but nothing about the way its shot afaict.
this is just wes doing wes off his meds