

Minions have a deeper film history bag than most film school grads

What a singular piece of filmmaking. Creates such a dynamite character that instantly draws you in, then backs it up with creative story that oscillates between comedy, tragedy, and introspection. And kudos to the technical achievement here as well. Nothing in this film is accidental, it’s all oozing with creativity, skill, and finesse at every moment

Have not laughed this hard at a movie since *Ladybird. *Olivia Wilde on a personal PR redemption tour inside my head

You think you can do these things (make films like Fellini) but you can’t, Nemo (Alice Rohrwacher)!