Jakub

> Maybe I'll just sit here and bleed at you. The camera work, cinematography, and overall style are incredible, and the movie absolutely nails the noir vibe with all the suburb locations. The score adds so much to the atmosphere too, making the whole thing feel really unique, both as a noir film and just as a movie in general. Even though it’s set in a high school, it feels surprisingly raw and grounded, especially with how the main character keeps getting more and more beaten up, and the injuries actually affect him as the movie goes on instead of just disappearing although they could have been more accurate. I also liked the little bits of humor scattered throughout the movie. They catch you off guard in a good way and add to the story instead of taking away from it. Plus, Joseph Gordon-Levitt in glasses is honestly fucking hot.

Another film by my favourite Yorgos and it didin't disappoint. It's a classic by him: slowly builds tension throughout the film and the ending is some weird and at the same time awe-inspiring shit. Loved every second of it.

It was ok. I really don't know what else to say. Songs were kind of annoying, age gaps were weird but the decor was pleasant I'll give it that.

I was expecting a plot throughout whole brat summer not just one show. Some scenes felt forced and overall it felt monotone.