

*"**From this morning forth, I am the revolution!”*** Couldn’t have possibly spent 5 and a half hours better. ***Napoleon*** is an example of bold, imaginative, and revolutionary filmmaking that isn't given enough credit or recognition. It is a visionary masterwork that redefines what cinema can be, not just a silent movie. It is evident from the very first shots that this is a massive visual symphony that combines the majesty of history with the delicacy of a personal tale rather than a traditional historical play. It’s obvious that ***Abel Gance ***would implement every tactic and then create a few more to depict *Napoleon Bonaparte's* life and legacy on cinema, ***as few historical personalities made an impact as massive as Napoleon's. ***The end product is an incredibly ambitious and inventive movie. ***History is written by the winners.***


average ikea walk through experience *“Talking about Backrooms is like describing a dog to someone who's never seen one and then asking them to draw it.”* Damn even lynch or nolan couldn’t make me question reality as much I like it better when the backrooms stay abstract and the movie embraces the horror of the unknown. But it's fascinating how the backrooms depict life as most ordinary and then it turns into a winding, faded loop. Loosing your sanity.
