Cedric Diggory was Mickey 1.
Bong Joon-ho's first film since winning 3 Oscars for Parasite was enough to already be seated on opening day, but throw in one of the best living actors in Robert Pattinson and make us suffer through endless release date delays and the anticipation becomes almost unbearable.
Striking images and scathing sociopolitical commentary are something anyone would expect at this point from Bong Joon-ho, but Mickey 17 feels as fresh and poignant as ever. An explosive…
I can finally rest peacefully now that I know where "I'm your huckleberry" originates from.
Val Kilmer is the big standout here. Such an incredible, zany, and magnetic performance delivered by a masterful presence. The production design was also top-tier and the final scene in the snow was stunning.
I live about 2 hours from Tombstone, Arizona and I can't say this moved the needle enough for me to take the tourist trek.
I need to watch more Westerns, recommend me your favorite below!
Tony Todd's send-off has to immediately climb into all-timer territory considering how beautiful and poignant the final scene we see of him in this franchise, and subsequently life and career, monologuing on the beauty of life and complexity of death. What a legend.
Beyond that, this may be recency bias but this is the best of the franchise! One of the rare modern horror films that tackles generational trauma without wanting to pull your hair out. Characters you grow to…
The first thing I did when I got home is told my dog “good dog”.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is everything I wanted it to be and more. The most emotion I’ve felt in the MCU while simultaneously being the funniest MCU movie by a mile.
James Gunn is not only back with another banger soundtrack but his most impressive director work yet. The cinematography and editing was great, the fight scenes were incredible, the character designs were…
