>I'm thinking of ending things

My dumbass brain couldn't understand a bit of that film at first watch. I was shocked after reading interpretation of it. I would love to rewatch this film with a commentary track explaining what the hell is going on. It's shame that this is a Netflix film, and there's zero chance for it to get a commentary track.

The only film that made me cry 3 fucking times(The Up style opening, conversation between Pinocchio and candlewick in the camp, and the ending). My pick for the best 2022 film.

Aww, don't worry. I gave up having a reasonable conversation/discussion with OP as soon as he replied to me. Now I'm just having fun letting OP know how to write a diary🤗

Right? It's easy! All you need to do now is just write these kind of random thoughts on a note, not here! High five🖐️

1. Buy a note
2. Pick up a pen
3. Write whatever pops in your mind

There's no reasonable criticism about found footage style films in your post to discuss about. Just pure personal distaste about it. So I recommend you to write a diary instead.

Lust, Caution by Alexandre Desplat.

It's sad people only talk about how ranchy the sex scenes were. It's an incredibly well-made film. Script, acting, cinematography, ... Everything is top-notch. Not to mention the score.

Desplat is always a good choice for a period drama, but his work here is another level. The score is so beautiful and nuanced like the film itself. It just perfectly fit to the tone of it.

Thanks for saving my precious time and sorry for your loss of your precious time.

Comments on this thread was something I didn't expect. It's one of my mom's favorite shows. Mom, what the hell have you been watching?😭

I know people want him to make an original film for his last film, but I secretly want it to be Kill Bill Vol.3 so badly. I'm dying to know what would happen to Kiddo after all these years.

My favorite movie of the year. I watched this months ago, but it never leaves my head since then. The ending of the film still haunts me.

Schofield sprinting on the open battlefield at the end of 1917. Music, background extras, and explosives, everything collides in one final moment and it gives me goosebumps every time I watch this scene.

Mia from Evil Dead (2013)

I thought it was a fantastic idea to make your protagonist both villain and heroine at the same time. Since Mia was a struggling drug addict in the story, it made total sense that she was her own biggest enemy and it also worked plot wise.