star of The First Nudie Musical

Two things that scare me; creepy kids and human-like robots. I very much enjoyed this movie, even if some bits were cheesy (like when she sings)

What I got out of it honestly was just the madness that can come about from such sheer and intense isolation. Even in the scenes where they are seeming to connect with one another instead they just end up getting locked into a grand delusion together, almost feeding on each other's mental breakdown.

In the end I don't actually believe anything supernatural was going o rather that just serves as a good visual for how the characters were feeling in their states of madness. I think the end shot really highlights this as the two are shown in the state that they are in.

Why didn't the cricket wish for Geppetos real son to come back to life?

Not sure what was going on, but you better say you're fond of the lobster.

honestly I've had these same questions since i watched it i love not knowing what was a hallucination and what was gaslighting

I dont know for certain if he cried, but Martin Sheen in Apocalypse Now. Guy was having a legit drunken breakdown filming the opening scence and they just kept filming.

I was recovering from a badly sprained ankle when I watched it, Patrick Wilson rebreaking his leg and then having to walk on it was sickening in a way most movie violence isn’t for me.

Loved this move when I was a kid

Carroll Ballard's Never Cry Wolf puts wolves in their proper light.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Never_Cry_Wolf_(film)

The only film that made me cry 3 fucking times(The Up style opening, conversation between Pinocchio and candlewick in the camp, and the ending). My pick for the best 2022 film.

28 days later is kind of a horror

Ah, fair enough, that makes sense. I'd wanted more from the scenes at the launch event, it felt like they could have fit 20 minutes of action and suspense there without losing pace as well as the final act feeling all too brief.

Decent movie just the same.

I mean it’s not great, but it was entertaining and a nice horror escape from all of the stupid paranormal jump scare filled crap of the last 20 years since paranormal activity.

The stars are a bit dimmer today. Miss you already Cindy.

Another wartime children’s fantasy from Guillermo Del Toro. This time it’s animated.

I’m getting a bit tired of the formula.

Downvote me if you want, but I’m off the Del Toro train.

A 15 in the UK unfortunately.

Great movie

I wouldn’t even call that phoning it in because it didn’t seem like a lazy performance it was just a terrible one. That accent was unbearable

😂 Favorite reply I’ve ever gotten in my three years on Reddit.

Is it though? 😮‍💨😅

Without rocky or Sylvester this is a pass for me. Thanks.

Yep!

Sadly still a "15" in the UK, though it was rated "18" until reclassified in 2007.

Had a pretty tough time falling asleep after that one lol