I didn't get it at first. I kept waiting for the shoe to drop. This big moment to drop or happen, where we see everything building. Yet. it never comes. This film is not about the now but the past it connects to the now and future.
Beautifully acted and directed the film works on its own merits as a straightforward holiday that an 11-year-old girl and her dad share. The film intercuts with Camcorder footage taken while on the…
Well here is the part where my reviews now revolve around my kids. THIS WAS TOMMY's FIRST TIME AT A MOVIE THEATRE. Much more significant for me. He still had a great time. Said the movie was very funny and "precise". No explanation is needed.
Tommy leaned over to me in the middle of the film and said, "I love movie theatres dad."
Can Scorsese retweet that for me?
#proudpapa
Films at the Theatre (Kids edition)
Other Things Said:
Tom:…
Really fun date night with the wife. Ryan Gosling can do no wrong. As expected, wonderful stunts and a fun story to push the film along. Saw in IMAX.
Whew great film. Wish I had time for a better review but wanted to say real quick it holds up beautifully after years of not seeing it
Being an LA resident working in the film industry this film hits a harder core. Sure it is a love letter to the city I love and romanticizes the industry I crave. However, the thing that really lets the film shine is the heartbreak. This city spits you out and takes you for a ride. Sometimes getting what you want means losing what you love. Yet, still after all the heart break, this city still glitters and shines and the…
