Wow. What a riveting and sad movie. I enjoyed it a lot. This was actually my second watch but it still felt like my first. Really makes you think about the choices you make in life.
This was a super duper cool movie. I loved the cinematography and acting between the characters. The music wasn't the greatest but it really picked up during the last bit of the movie. This sequel feels as if it does more with the acting and scenes rather than the dialogue compared to the original. Not that that is bad, its just that this movie utilizes things differently than the original.
I gave it 9 out of 10 cause I kept getting confused, but by the end of it I think I understood mainly what had happened. Overall it was a very fun experience and super awesome. I hope to watch it again someday.
"Pain is a reminder that the joy you once felt was real"
This is such a beautiful movie. At first it seemed kind of slow to me but then it picked up and if I could have my first time watch of this again I would cause of how sweet and empty it made me feel at the end. Everyone should watch this.
This was supposed to be a dark comedy but I didn't chuckle or laugh once. I was super uncomfortable and grossed out the whole time. I genuinely hope that one day I can completely forget about this awful movie and never think or hear about it again.
This movie was actually so weird and borderline bad I had to make a review for it. While there are some genuinely good scenes (especially towards the end), most of it was just way too slow. I understand wanting to make it seem dramatic but the slow paced scenes are only good and worthwhile when it is backed up by normal paced scenes. For example, chocolate is good--but you only know it's good when you haven't had a lot of it. If you ate a gallon of chocolate then you would most likely feel sick and not like it. Or water. If you had a bunch of water you would be sick of it, but if you had water after the gallon of chocolate the water would feel like it was blessed from the heavens. The few scenes that were normally paced and not a character staring off into the distance for 30 seconds felt like water from the heavens.
Aside from the slow pacing of it the violence was good. It seemed like they put enough of the budget into making the violence seem realistic which I could appreciate. I also find the relationship between [Julian and Mai to be weird] but maybe I just don't understand the movie that well. And finally, the acting was good (I suppose). It wasn't horrible but it's not something super memorable.
Jake had a wonderful performance. Felt very much like a psychopath tbh. The other actors were phenomenal as well. The cinematography was great and had beautiful shots throughout. The plot was also very good and well-paced as well. I had a wonderful time watching this.
