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Incredible survival skills.  I really love the raw, grainy vibe these old movies give, but nonetheless the cinematographical shots in the film were insane and wayyy ahead of their time. The scene where Rambo was sneaking around and then they showed the shot of just his shadow with the machine gun in his hand, stood out the most for me.  The rant/outburst of Rambo at the ending scene really solidified Sylvester Stallone as a true-respected actor, because wauw. The abrupt change to that deeply emotional, real and well-outting of his feelings was insane.  ~They drew first blood.

Super Mario x Star Wars x Jurrasic Park yeahhh The soundeffects and power-ups were cool.

PAXSON FOR THREE So much going on, just pure chaos and I focking love it. The way the whole film was a handheld shot was genius, it made it feel like it was so much more real.  Greatness

Jeff Buckley, boy o boy. Such an interesting, unique character. An incredible songwriter, vocalist, storyteller, but also an incredible person outside of the musicworld. I could go on and on.  The film made me feel like I was watching a super long ethereal and lucid TikTok edit, and trust me that is super positive. The way Amy Berg used animations and raw footage of interviews, performances, everything. It was done perfectly. The impact that Jeff had on every single interviewee is out of this world, the legacy that that man left behind is surreal. Not only music wise, but as a person. And that last voicemail to his mother, fack.  Let me not start about the soundtrack, because that isn’t really fair. I mean come on, it’s bloody Jeff Buckley! There was one line that truly stood out for me:  ~Without ordinary life, there is no art. Btw just imagine if you were the inspiration to a song like: Lover, You Should’ve Come Over or Everybody Here Wants You.