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Mine is a dark earworm about actors and the characters they (sometimes) portray that I know is absurd, and I can’t not hear it.
Nicolas Cage is comedic in a dry, subtle, nakedly painful way, playing with his “Cage rage” persona; his performance is profoundly moving. I only wish the film was more deserving of what he’s doing.
A rom-com for people who hate rom-coms. A painfully funny movie, full of enrapturing emotion that captures the glorious contradictions of all kinds of love.
An astonishing, even perception-altering experience that represents a startling use of animation to tell a story that no live-action film could tell.
It’s the rise of the machines as romantic dramedy, and the Singularity as romantic tragedy. It’s the nicest, gentlest sci-fi horror film ever.
I’ve given green lights to plenty of films in recent years, but I can’t shake the sense that, in the aggregate, movies suck, and have been sucking since 2000.
Actual unretouched phrases that people plugged into search engines this week that led them to this site (with some commentary from me)…
Links my followers on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ saw today…
…on The Social Network as such a dramatic contrast to the appalling quality of most Hollywood big-screen scriptwriting these days…
“Consciousness is a terrible curse.”
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