This is brilliant. One of the finest Australian dramas I've seen in years. Really beautifully made,and about a truly important part of our history.
Porn + Weekend + HIV = Theo & Hugo
That Daily Mail "journalist" is utterly despicable and somehow wilfully ignorant of his role. Solid documentary.
As compelling as it is important. We need more movies like this. And more people need to see them.
Not remotely compelling. Impossible to care about the fate of any of the characters. Way too long. Nudity and foul language aplenty are a transparent attempt to appear edgy. Much of the dialogue seems to think it's so deep and so profound, but it's utter nonsense. The final third in particular enters silly video game territory removing any semblance of investment in the story that somehow could have scraped through.
It's good, it's fine, I enjoyed it. But I do think it's been grossly overhyped. And, I mean, Oscar buzz for J.Lo? Let's all just call down a bit, shall we?
So wonderful! Maggie Smith is even funnier in reality than on Downton. LOVED this doco.
Björk's most ambitious video to date!
Fucking brilliant. The funniest film I've seen in ages but also totally heartbreaking. Phenomenal.
Well that wasn't depressing at all...
A perfect testament to a wonderful man.
Ain't no romance like a Fonda-Redford romance.
Some might find it depressing, but I thought it was powerful, incredibly witty and altogether glorious. Cynthia Nixon was astonishing. I knew very little about Emily Dickinson going in, but now I'm clamouring to find out more.
AND there was a surprising amount of thwoorp action. #yaas
A quiet and dignified film with an appropriately slow pace given how long it took their landmark case to be heard and decided by the supreme court.
Totally unpredictable and absolutely brilliant. Can't recommend this one highly enough.
Surprisingly dark at its core but a very fun ride. Aubrey Plaza has been picking some pretty interesting projects lately.
Wry, smart and very, very funny. The cast and writing is brilliant but Patricia Clarkson's gloriously cynical character is definitely the highlight. Just marvellous.
Silly, but an absolute riot. I haven't stopped giggling since.
Oprah Winfrey is a damn fine actress.
Hysterically funny and actually brilliant.
Go on and get that Oscar, Miss Viola. Get. It.
Brutal and intense. Made me want to learn more about The Troubles of which I know woefully little.
Pretty wrenching but I have to say I didn't find it as powerful or moving as Lonergan's previous films, Margaret or You Can Count on Me.
It's a classic for a reason! That acting! That overblown score! That wheelchair! Amazing.
This is a brilliant film. An exciting, funny, touching, powerful and illuminating true story with top notch acting, writing and direction dolled out in a beautiful, palatable package. Even though the term "by the numbers" springs to mind, the whole thing is done with such finesse, intelligence and grace that it feels really special. If it's true you get more flies with honey this should clean up at the box office. And I certainly hope it does.
Overly long, slow, predictable and unnecessarily supernatural.
Cute. Has some very funny moments.
The true story of a very sad, confused man.
The cinematography is truly stunning but, wow, harrowing much?
Another excellent and unique film from Almodóvar.
