accidentally a perfect men’s mental health awareness month movie
Reviews tagged ‘marcus’ by zoë rose bryant Patron
2023
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i love how much time we spend just watching bella explore and experience lisbon - and the ship only a few scenes later - because i feel like films are rarely given that special space to breathe and merely exist these days. a lesser movie (and one with more studio interference) would’ve cut those scenes out because they “don’t explicitly move the plot forward” to give it a “tighter edit” and “faster pacing.” but when you leave scenes like these…
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2021
The definition of a “guilty pleasure” for me. Look, I don’t think I could ever defend the film’s quality - it takes WAY too long to get going, scenes drag on forever, the pacing is inconsistent, some of the effects are dodgy, etc etc etc. - but I… still didn’t fully hate it?
First of all, I kinda LOVED this cast (with the exception of Tom Hopper as Wesker, who is just not the right fit for the role whatsoever…
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2021
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A miracle of musical moviemaking - and sure to be the cinematic sensation of the summer.
Full review coming soon at Loud and Clear Reviews 💃🏼
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2021
Peter Quinn and Logan Roy deserve SO. MUCH. BETTER.
The only thing worse than a bad horror movie is a boring one.
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2021
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Nobody is ferociously entertaining original filmmaking at its finest, serving up captivating & carefully crafted stunt-driven spectacle and showing a bright future for Bob Odenkirk as an action star.
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2020
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There is perhaps no better picture to crystallize Chadwick Boseman’s indelible impact on cinema than Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, & while it is a staggering success of storytelling in its own right, Boseman elevates it to something truly extraordinary.
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2020
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All My Life doesn’t set itself apart from other “true-story tearjerkers” in any significant way, but thanks to the ionate performances from Jessica Rothe and Harry Shum Jr., it’s impossible to not be riveted by this romance in some capacity.
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