They see what they’ve been told to see
I hope Denis Villeneuve cries with joy every night because he made this, as good as a cinematic adaptation could be of every spiritual, cosmic, environmental, political, cultural layer of probably the densest sci fi text ever created. This was my 6th time watching it, fourth time in theaters, and it hasn’t lost an ounce of its impact. They showed Paul’s first sandworm ride at the IMAX exclusive sneak peak and I…
Remind me never to make a video about something with this much hype ever again
If I was chatting with any of you about it and dropped off the face of the earth I’m sorry😭😭 I have Dune fatigue (official diagnosis). Dune sweetie I love you but I need some space I’m going back to Caladan. I’ve missed y’all I hope everyone’s been watching good movies!
When your circle small but one of you is the Thing (it’s Childs).
Muahaha welcome to John Carpenter Month, we finally covered this on the pod and it was so fun to ramble about it in a way that doesn’t quite suit a Letterboxd review. A film that I think we hold dearer because it was initially so maligned, sometimes the world isn’t ready for great art but good thing it lives forever! Rob Bottin you will always be famous.
Sci fi horror at its finest. The paranoia. Self preservation and mutually assured destruction. The blood scene… creature design…. practical effects….. just yes. You can feel how groundbreaking this must have been when it came out, and it aged like Paul Rudd. Everyone in that camp except for like three of them had so much swag. And how tf did they get that dog to do all that
Trying to find the right words to describe what RRR brings as a cinematic experience. It’s electrifying. The runtime is propelled by some of the most awe inspiring and vivacious action set pieces (and dance numbers) I’ve seen in my life, but the story in between is something raw and elemental. The two main characters are so insanely likeable, and Ram Charan/N. T. Rama Rao Jr. portray their brotherhood with just as much ferocity and physicality as tenderness. I felt…