Nothing in life is perfectbut these 50 movies are pretty much there.
The hotel doesn’t nudge him into evil, it merely encourages him to cut loose.
preoccupation with superhero movies, but in a sea of things, there are a handful of genuine triumphs.
Or we ought to be.
Which is too bad, because its more than great: Itsgood.
Or was it Zitzkywitzky?).
Even worse, she soon realizes shes pregnantandminus one marriage license.
Nobody told him; hes just such a has-been that its assumed that hell lose.
Except that he doesnt.
(The AV Club recently described 2021’sThe Last DuelasRidley Scotts own take on this influential ode to subjectivity.)
Theres extraordinary beauty here, though, and several extraordinarily humane moments.
Just as importantly, H.R.
But more than that, its as vibrant, funny, and full of life as it is tragic.
Its a hangout movie with a lot to say about America.
It certainly is a film with no bad scenes.
Thats not to say anything in it isrealistic,but that doesnt matter.
Why would criminals be so stupid as to plan such a conspicuous string of burglaries?)
Too bad it got everything right the first time.
The ones that did get it weren’t particularly impressed with his take on religious hypocrisy.
There’s action, fantasy, comedy, and some very enjoyable kissing bits.
There’s heartbreak, but also plenty of joy.
That’s partly down to the screenplay from Lonne Elder III, and also to Tyson and Winfield.
Halloween is something else entirely, though, and much of that is to do with the behind-the-scenes talent.
Writer/director M. Night Shyamalan made his name with it and has never quite stepped out of its shadow.
In the wrong hands, Charlie Kauffmans screenplay would come off as confusing or overly misanthropic.
But you were, so you know what Im talking about.
The cinematography here is stunning, with every single framing feeling and looking like a mini work of art.
The genre-defying masterpiece begins as something like a dark comedy before becoming something not unlike a horror movie.
