That poster was joking obviously lmao
And judging off of seeing tenet and nightcrawler idk who’s joking at this point lol
Well, not classic but very good film
Personally I think it's a masterpiece
Joke or you consider it slow?
Didn't know it was slow Olympics in here but yes it's slow
Didn't know it was slow Olympics in here but yes it's slow
I don’t think I see it as being that slow but definitely a masterpiece. Top 3 Coens
Margin Call
good pick, not sure if slow burn tho but I could see a case being made
And judging off of seeing tenet and nightcrawler idk who’s joking at this point lol
nightcrawler like at the limit tbh
I don’t think I see it as being that slow but definitely a masterpiece. Top 3 Coens
Its not shot like certified "slow cinema" but its definitely has a distinct pace that is not fast
Its not shot like certified "slow cinema" but its definitely has a distinct pace that is not fast
Facts, Inside Llewyn Davis too
Facts, Inside Llewyn Davis too
That one lacks the magic for me unfortunately. Really wish it clicked cause Dylan my goat and that whole scene is mythology for me.
While it’s mentioned Top 3 Coens:
No country
Serious man
True grit
True Grit
not really slow at all but a banger movie nonetheless
All of J.C. Chandor's films have been slow-burns so far lol
True Grit
Underrated af when it comes to Coens. Ppl usually mention Fargo, BL and Llewyn before True grit and serious man
Underrated af when it comes to Coens. Ppl usually mention Fargo, BL and Llewyn before True grit and serious man
I'm torn cause on one hand I'm also obsessed with Lebowski and Fargo (and especially Millers Crossing) but I was a kid when I saw those. No Country/Burn After Reading/Serious Man/True Grit back to back still like the hardest run I've seen anybody do in such a short time in my life as a theatre goer.
The Man Who Wasn't There another favorite that counts as slow