aye @proper can we say Red Rocket is better?
thats funny you say that about red rocket lmaooo we deadass just posted about it at the same time
More so best movie of recent time, it seems like the general opinion is it's the best movie since parasite, although a few have called it one of their favs of all time
I feel it. I mean I like the movie a lot. Seen it twice. Saw it with my fam and even my grandmother had a good time. Give it like an 8.5/10, best movie I’ve seen this year so far.
I feel it. I mean I like the movie a lot. Seen it twice. Saw it with my fam and even my grandmother had a good time. Give it like an 8.5/10, best movie I’ve seen this year so far.
best movie since parasite tho?
aye @proper can we say Red Rocket is better?
without a doubt but not really a fair comparison completely diff typa movie lol
best movie since parasite tho?
Ay lowkey, I’m checking my Letterboxd and it does have my highest rating since Parasite. But to me these last two years haven’t been that great movie-wise. This year looking like it might the best yet for the 2020s
Red Rocket better?! Hell naw
Wait Florida Project or Red Rocket? There’s only one right answer
Red Rocket better?! Hell naw
Wait Florida Project or Red Rocket? There’s only one right answer
Red rocket for me
Watched Florida project cause of the hype and it was good but it didn’t make me want to check out the rest of Sean bakers filmography
Red rocket made me a fan of Sean and now I’m going back and watching all his old s***.
edit: also just love the story of how this movie was made
Red rocket for me
Watched Florida project cause of the hype and it was good but it didn’t make me want to check out the rest of Sean bakers filmography
Red rocket made me a fan of Sean and now I’m going back and watching all his old s***.
edit: also just love the story of how this movie was made
Wrong answer my boi
Wrong answer my boi
I think Simon Rex killing his role has a lot to do w it for me cause it was completely unexpected
best movie since parasite tho?
Craftsmanship of parasite on a whole another level but this movie was more emotionally profound for me
I think Simon Rex killing his role has a lot to do w it for me cause it was completely unexpected
I respect it. I didn’t grow up on scary movie so I don’t have that connection to Simon Rex like others did.. with that being said, he was great in it. Just didn’t connect with the movie as a whole that much.
ight so Parasite was released May 2019, so technically anything released after that can be compared to this even if it was released in 2019 as well.
Movies I enjoy more than this since parasite:
Uncut gems
Once upon a time in Hollywood
Portrait of a lady on fire
The irishman
Honey boy (released at sundance Jan 2019 but wide release was Nov. dunno if this counts)
Peanut butter falcon
Sound of metal
Quo Vadis, Aida?
Promising young woman
Minari
Judas and black messiah
Titane (lol personal choice)
Red rocket
So yeah Everything Everywhere is still a really well done movie IMO, but I have too many favorites since parasite that I enjoyed way more.
I found a lot of this really funny actually, and the special effects were awesome. I was honestly surprised at the majority of the film taking place in the IRS building. I will say it was cool they didn't do a typical multiverse movie where the main character travels to this universe and that universe. It was more so showcased with flashbacks and things like that while the main character was still present in the "original universe"
It was pretty good but I think my expectations were too high
same and thats my fault