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Gutted. Zhao's direction is empathetic and careful, finding the beauty in catharsis in tragedy though art. Although there were times where it went a little overboard, the ending mostly made up for it.

Buckley and Mescal deserve all the trophies.

4.3 / 5

Bro I kinda fucking dug this. Baumbach's empathy and attention to detail is just super captivating. This really worked for me man I dunno what to say VENICE

4.4 / 5

The "we have Terrence Mallick at home" statements I've seen is understandable but unjustified. This one's a beaut. Wish there was a bit more to chew on, but I'm sure the adaptation was faithful. Get Joel Edgerton an Oscar nom yes?

4.1 / 2

4 / 5

4.1 / 5

My man had neither ethics nor morals amirite lmao ok peace ✌️

3.8 / 5

Jack "The Lemon 🍋" Lemmon lems his mons and mons his lems

4.3 / 5

Fraser never fails to tug at my heart strings man. But this one is a bit undercooked, the characters, the storytelling, the missed opportunities.

All in all enjoyable though. Perfect one for the fam.

3.6 / 5

Killer final shot bruv

4.2 / 5

Lmao how silly

3.2 / 5

Criterion 4K.

Stonehenge.

Where a man's a man.

4.7 / 5

Has anyone made the sauce?

"Cook it for awhile." You cant trust my non-Italianamerican ahh with that

3.6 / 5

Yorgos straight said FUCK YOU for laughing at my movie. OR laugh and be WICKKKEDD

Absolutely freakish

4.3 / 5

This goes hard. Incredible ensemble work and a very thought provoking examination of human lives in the midst of systemic oppression.

Are we all mere victims?

The ending was pure dopamine. That won't leave my mind for a while.

4.5 / 5

Dexter Gordon, actual legendary jazz musician, had me fooled for a trained actor tbh

We need more great Jazz movies

We need more accurately synced musical performances in movies (I know it's hard)

3.9 / 5

How 90s is it to have a gory R-rated film have the tone and wackyness of a kids movie lmao It was stupid fun though 🎃

2.8 / 5

This built on me bit by bit bt bit, only for the ending to completely knock me on my ass woooow I see it nowww

Trier the way you convey so much through your actors faces and body language you MFr

4.4 / 5

I cannot even BEGIN to make sense of what that was but damn if I didn't FEEL something.

4.6 / 5 for now.

Perhaps the most transcendent film since The Tree of Life. Beyond beautiful. This. This is what we need.

Currently processing/recovering, but that one take sequence is perhaps the best I have ever seen.

4.7 / 5

Some really great stylistic choices, general aesthetic, and tonal juggling made this stand out from the rest. Although I don't think it amounted to uh... much? Idk I really wanted to like it more from a storytelling perspective but hey horror's gonna horror i guess but then again was it a horror movie? 🧍‍♂️

More diagonal end credits sequences plz

3.9 / 5