Beau

*And I need you more than everrr*

Two men who both succumb to their obsessions, brilliant.

*“Very odd what happens in a world without children’s voices”* This is one of the first dystopian movies where it* actually feels plausible*. The use of long shots helps immerse you in this awful world that has just given up. There’s no clean break away from the action, you’re forced to watch all the horrors shown to you with no lenience or forgiveness, all the way from big explosions destroying buildings to watching someone lose their arm, or someone clutching their dead relative off to the side. This all makes it a really difficult watch.  All the little details down to the propaganda in the background also helps to ground you in this. The colour grading as well, just wow. The whole green vibe really fits this. This is what *Frankenstein 2025 *should’ve looked like (in my opinion), disgusting and unappealing This is feels bleak, tense and **painfully relevant on what’s happening today, **but even after all that the best thing about this movie is the stubbornness. Even after all of everything everyone’s lost, they still have the strength to keep moving. This builds up throughout the entire movie up to the ceasefire scene, which dare I say may be the most impactful shot in any movie I’ve seen I also loved the stance on immigration this took, this is about as leftist as a film can actually get and I’m **all for it** Brilliant, for sure a must watch and it’ll definitely be getting a revisit at some point in the future

Lowkey need a friend like Rocky I did think it could’ve ended about 9 times, but I was still very satisfied with the ending, amazing experience in IMAX, definitely going to watch again