This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Really missing whimsical and fun Wes of the 09-21 era
I have always been mixed on Benicio del Toro as an actor with French Dispatch actually being some of his strongest work for me so I went into this hopeful that Wes could make him compelling for me but he’s just not all that interesting to me here and could see someone like Ralph Fiennes doing this more successful for example. Mia and Michael steal every scene from him (also…
I went into this one with low expectations as this is not a property I have a lot of love for but they got a charming group here! The Legends don’t really factor in until the last half hour and kind of drops the charming cast but not a nostalgia slop like I thought it could be.
More to come……
Lord give all of Celine’s pain and suffering to Marjorie Taylor Greene. This is a powerful documentary showcasing the struggles Celine has been suffering with the last few years with her rare stiff persons disease that has caused her to scale back her performing especially in public. The last 10 minutes of this doc show what the disease does to Celine at the drop of a hat and how scary and intense it truly is and how fortunate she is…
Orwellian. Kafkaesque. Lynchian. Kubrickian. Hitchcockian. Malicky. Tarantino is shaking. Anderson (Paul and Wes) are filing for unemployment, Scorsese is out of a job. No one opens the door for a Native New Yorker one pair of lips once sang and no one opened the door for one Ms. Wendy Williams who smashed through every door she could find with power and strength that not even Wonder Woman could top. Letterboxd claims other people are credited to Writing, Directing, Editing, and…
