Nocturnal Animals (2016)
Initially thought it was an interesting revenge story, but then I decided it was hopelessly misogynistic.
Initially thought it was an interesting revenge story, but then I decided it was hopelessly misogynistic.
One Flew Over the Cuckoo Nest.
I read the book, saw the play off-Broadway and saw the movie as well. I liked the movie better than the play and the book.
The English Patient. Of all the people I know who have seen it, I'm the only one who really liked it.
I had a "hate/like" relationship with this movie. Some parts were amazing, but others made me cringe.The last movie I watched was The Mitchells vs. The Machines, the animated Netflix film. Teen girl Katie is headed off to college across the country to pursue a filmmaking career... and to get away from her father, who doesn't understand her (or her popular YouTube films, or computers, or phones, or anything in her life) and doesn't seem to want to. In a last-ditch effort to mend the rift between them, her dad cancels her plane ticket and drags her, her mother, and her kid brother on a cross-country road trip. Then the robots attack, as the latest update of the popular Pal system triggers a global electronic apocalypse, pitting everything with a microchip against humanity. Katie's family may be all that stands between humanity and certain doom - if they can stop fighting long enough, that is.
By the makers of the incredible Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse, this family comedy almost threw me at the start with a frantic pacing and what looked like cliche characters. But I stuck it out, and it soon clicked into gear, delivering a fun, sometimes hilarious story with a decent and human heart. It was enjoyable and worth the time, and the family dynamics are great and relatable.