Boots Riley is my favorite fashionista/ rebel personality with a vivid eye for colorful, poignant films.
The color pallets, spherical lenses merged with old-fashioned ones and bubbly titrage (which brought to mind PTA's Inherent Vice) were a sight to be dazzled in and definitely worth watching it on big screen.
Keke was great she put her heart and soul (also her money - as producer) in this but I couldn't take my eyes off sassy Taylor Page who looked and…

Oh no - not you too, Mr. Park!
I personally blame Netflix that started it all by financing OkJa, in exchange for access to South Korean market.
So now every auteur filmmaker even Park Chan-Wook tries to make a Parasite.
This film had all the elements of the director's signature style, visuals, gorgeous locations (camera angle on our protagonist/antagonist third kill on the road almost looked like a split-screen shot of cars on one side and a magical cliff on…

I'm glad that I didn't get to see this at one of our repertory cinemas showing movies as part of underground filmfest.
Why? Because with the surround sound, huge screen and seats trembling under and all around me made this viewing a wonderful experience.
Last time I watched a movie in this theater/ format was for Project Hailmary, and that immense as well (I got one grief though that asa end credits start rolling they switch back to standard and…