Dublin mornings…
On-again, Off-again, and yet we’re still here, my friend…
Dublin mornings…
On-again, Off-again, and yet we’re still here, my friend…
Date night at @LighthouseD7 for “The Shape of Water”:
“Wo(man) meets Water in the Oscar for Best Movie by Guillermo Del Toro. A very touching story between two outcasts, along with some amazing supporting roles and splendid music! I love Del Toro’s fables!”
Date night at @LighthouseD7 for “The Shape of Water”:
> “Wo(man) meets Water in the Oscar for Best Movie by Guillermo Del Toro. A very touching story between two outcasts, along with some amazing supporting roles and splendid music! I love Del Toro’s fables!”
Wait… Ansel Elgort from Baby Driver can rap & sing?!
Wait… Ansel Elgort from Baby Driver can rap & sing?!
Very nice morning walk this morning…
Very nice morning walk this morning…
Really excited to watch Logan Noir!
I really liked the movie when it came out but I didn’t get a chance to see his alternative version…
Rewatching Doctor Strange but really I’m just on my phone… it didn’t hold up that well, VFX aside
Really excited to watch Logan Noir!
I really liked the movie when it came out but I didn’t get a chance to see his alternative version…
Rewatching Doctor Strange but really I’m just on my phone… it didn’t hold up that well, VFX aside
Everyone who’s on the “No way am I putting one of these listening devices in my house” side of the fence is nodding their head with a smug look on their face right now.
you can include me on this one, that’s why I’ve been holding off to see a decent Apple products take care of this…
> Everyone who’s on the “No way am I putting one of these listening devices in my house” side of the fence is nodding their head with a smug look on their face right now.
you can include me on this one, that’s why I’ve been holding off to see a decent Apple products take care of this…
[Movie Review] Phantom Thread
If we’re to rate this movie in itself, based on the technique, the depth of its characters, and the story, we’re talking about a 4.5/5.
Personally, I’d rate it a 4, just because the story is less compelling to me.
In any case, this is a really intense role for Daniel Day-Lewis who inhabits the character of Reynald Woodcock perfectly. The lead female character of Alma is also played incredibly well. The dynamic of power between these characters, and the complexity of their relationship is really well depicted and provides interesting contrasts. Between a creative man consumed by his work and who has to stay in control at all times, and his muse, who appears frail at first but develop a quiet strength overtime.
Watching this movie has me thinking deeply about the state of my own relationship and its dynamic. Introspection is one of the best things that art can bring out, when it has a purpose. Not all art needs to be purposeful, but this film by PTA definitely bring out something unique.
(Screening in 35mm, at Lighthouse Cinema, March 7th 2018)
Find this review, and many more, on my Letterboxd Profile
Phantom Thread, a brief review
Phantom Thread, a brief review
The new update to @Halide looks amazing and reminds me that I’m gonna need to upgrade my phone this fall…
