This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
I was pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed this film. Prior to watching it I had doubts that it would live up to my expectations of it after taking so long to finally engage in my first viewing.
From the outset it was pretty obvious it was going to be about how the lone juror that believed the defendant was not guilty would convince the other jurors of his innocence by unravelling the details of the case. This worried…
HooptoberX [24/31]
I have now seen this and The Lighthouse (2019) from Robert Eggers and after loving them both, my anticipation for his version of Nosferatu has been further enhanced.
Although Eggers doesn't opt to shoot in black and white in this, as he later does in The Lighthouse (2019), there is still little colour on display with the saturation as dull and bleak as that of the lives of the characters within it. Not dull as…
Travelled one hour to my nearest cinema showing this in IMAX to watch a double feature of it with Dune (2021). This showing started at midnight and it is now 3:15am, I have an hour drive back home and need to be up at 7am for work. I will no doubt be the most tired I've ever been at work tomorrow, but it is worth it I have never felt more awake as right now.
This is our generation's Star…
Decided to start off the Ani-MAY-tion challenge with the worst rated film, it’s only up from here
