The best movies are the ones that leave you with questions
Facts I love when s*** is open for interpretation.
I know a lot of ppl here don’t care for Birdman but I loved it cus of the fantasy aspect and it being open for interpretation.
Even a film like Whiplash isn’t confusing but it leaves you wit questions wondering if Miles Teller character would continue drumming or not
Facts I love when s*** is open for interpretation.
I know a lot of ppl here don’t care for Birdman but I loved it cus of the fantasy aspect and it being open for interpretation.
Even a film like Whiplash isn’t confusing but it leaves you wit questions wondering if Miles Teller character would continue drumming or not
Forreal,it helps films take on a life of their own
Idc Marky Mark the goat for this alone
Ayo, this man got an actual home workout video
The comparisons to such great directors are wild. Imagine having your 3rd ever feature length film being compared to Spielberg and Tarantinos work
It doesn’t sound like they’re comparing the quality to Tarantino and Spielberg, but rather this movie has some stylistic similarities to those two directors.
Grace saying “as if Kubrick, Hitchcock, and Tarantino had a baby” is like people saying Travis Scott’s sound is a direct influence of Kanye and Cudi. Not saying that he’s as good or better than those two artists, but just that his art shares similar qualities. There’s nothing outlandish about that imo
Spoiler thread for this gonna go crazy
and uk fam gonna be in there 4 weeks later, late to the party 🥺
It doesn’t sound like they’re comparing the quality to Tarantino and Spielberg, but rather this movie has some stylistic similarities to those two directors.
Grace saying “as if Kubrick, Hitchcock, and Tarantino had a baby” is like people saying Travis Scott’s sound is a direct influence of Kanye and Cudi. Not saying that he’s as good or better than those two artists, but just that his art shares similar qualities. There’s nothing outlandish about that imo
If you look at it that way,that definitely means this movie is of way higher quality then his last two. I guess their basically trying to say that his movies have left B Movie territory
Boy,i remember when this movie had an official poster for when it was first announced a couple yrs ago,crazy that its coming out this week
Boy,i remember when this movie had an official poster for when it was first announced a couple yrs ago,crazy that its coming out this week

the mystery and speculation was rabid. Sad that it’s died down a bit just before release but word of mouth and fan reactions sound like they’re gonna be strong

the mystery and speculation was rabid. Sad that it’s died down a bit just before release but word of mouth and fan reactions sound like they’re gonna be strong
I remember people in here speculating saying this gonna be a movie about a monster created from global warming/bad atmosphere,all the way to this being a reboot of "Attack Of The Killer Clowns".
And we still don't know exactly what were getting into on openin week
word of mouth will be strong with this movie
Forreal,it helps films take on a life of their own
Yessir not having s*** spelt out for you is the best especially when it’s layered and it takes a couple watches to digest everything
Ayo, this man got an actual home workout video
Lmao his commentary is comedy on there
It doesn’t sound like they’re comparing the quality to Tarantino and Spielberg, but rather this movie has some stylistic similarities to those two directors.
Grace saying “as if Kubrick, Hitchcock, and Tarantino had a baby” is like people saying Travis Scott’s sound is a direct influence of Kanye and Cudi. Not saying that he’s as good or better than those two artists, but just that his art shares similar qualities. There’s nothing outlandish about that imo
I don’t think anyone is reading it as “Peele is now as good as Tarantino” but more so some of the artistic choices shares similarities to something you’d see in a Tarantino film. It’s more so the combination of those directors is what makes it wild (ina good way)
Yessir not having s*** spelt out for you is the best especially when it’s layered and it takes a couple watches to digest everything
Lynch and Kubrick are the masters of this s***. What if we get some 2001:A Space Odyssey vibes with this movie
Exactly my point lol Split is great because he didn’t try to force a twist. He let the connection to unbreakable be natural
Lynch and Kubrick are the masters of this s***. What if we get some 2001:A Space Odyssey vibes with this movie
Insane expectation that no one ever lived up to
I don’t think anyone is reading it as “Peele is now as good as Tarantino” but more so some of the artistic choices shares similarities to something you’d see in a Tarantino film. It’s more so the combination of those directors is what makes it wild (ina good way)
Yeah that’s why I don’t have a problem with it, they’re not comparing the quality, only the stylistic choices
Exactly my point lol Split is great because he didn’t try to force a twist. He let the connection to unbreakable be natural
Split was so good and then Glass was one of the most boring movies I’ve ever seen in my entire life
Reviews say the movie is confusing af but fire at the same time
Reviews are out?