See I'm not mad at you for that. Meanwhile, my theatre was full of grown men neckbeard soyboy types laughing loud asf at every single possible thing and clapping and trembling and getting hype and s***. Coming out the theater like "well, I hope this shows warner brothers that we want more movies like this!! Maybe a sequel!?"
Kinda makes me sideeye everyone calling this a "cult classic underrated kino" or whatever now lol. This is "before mom and dad split" kino, not a cinematic achievement
And I liked it quite a bit
Movie is good but calling this Wachowski best movie is crazy man stop all film bros
Don’t tell me you think this best Wachowski
Very easily
10/10 pure kino masterpiece lames wouldn't get it
Don’t tell me you think this best Wachowski
Yes by a decent margin.
Cloud Atlas and Revolutions are solid 2nds though
You don't speak the true true
Yes by a decent margin.
Cloud Atlas and Revolutions are solid 2nds though
You kino bros lie to these people
Big RT
I don’t even know why . It’s a good movie but their best no even if you crazy high
Go speed racer
Go speed racer
Go speed racer GOOOO!!

what's so great about Cloud Atlas this is the visual masterpiece Speed Racer
Transitions and story
Transitions and story
editing masterpiece i'll give it that but i wasn't so sold on the story
See I'm not mad at you for that. Meanwhile, my theatre was full of grown men neckbeard soyboy types laughing loud asf at every single possible thing and clapping and trembling and getting hype and s***. Coming out the theater like "well, I hope this shows warner brothers that we want more movies like this!! Maybe a sequel!?"
Kinda makes me sideeye everyone calling this a "cult classic underrated kino" or whatever now lol. This is "before mom and dad split" kino, not a cinematic achievement
And I liked it quite a bit
the visual of this got me crine ngl
The review by SilentDawn on Letterboxd is one of my favs, he captures it:
"Ate Twizzlers and Air Head Xtremes Bites while watching. Saw a lot of indistinct shapes and sounds clustered around the vibrant colorscape of a cameraless paint-bucket bedazzlement. I think John Goodman called a Ninja a 'nonja' but I'm not sure. Truly an achievement in rendering the presence of the lens mute to the point where frames woosh by like cotton candy. The Grand-Prix is Heavenly Art; a stain-glass creativity monument, complete with a Cooties Warning to boot."