All this over some anime tits yall petty fr

All this over some anime tits yall petty fr

I feel like this movie loses itself at points but the moments where it works are so intriguing. It’s a fun ride with incredible scenery that has a thing or two to say- but nothing more. 

Charles Berling looks a lot like Tim Robinson.

I feel like this movie loses itself at points but the moments where it works are so intriguing. It’s a fun ride with incredible scenery that has a thing or two to say- but nothing more. 

Charles Berling looks a lot like Tim Robinson.

I may be weird for liking this as much as I did😭 It coulda been a 10/10 if it wasn’t for the confusing and boring final act. 

Cinematography was insanely good. It really immerses you into the film.

Also I love the diverse language pool. 

Very sinister vibe all throughout.

I may be weird for liking this as much as I did😭 It coulda been a 10/10 if it wasn’t for the confusing and boring final act. 

Cinematography was insanely good. It really immerses you into the film.

Also I love the diverse language pool. 

Very sinister vibe all throughout.

cold, strange, and hypnotic. it drops you into this world of corporate espionage and digital exploitation without much guidance, which makes everything feel distant and unsettling. i never fully felt grounded, but that disorientation is part of what makes it work. what stuck with me is how empty everything feels. the characters move through this glossy, artificial world where nothing really feels human anymore, just transactions and control. it’s not an easy film to connect with emotionally, but the atmosphere is so specific that it pulls you in anyway. it’s messy and a bit hard to follow at times, but i liked how uncompromising it is. weird, detached, and quietly disturbing in a way that lingers.

cold, strange, and hypnotic. it drops you into this world of corporate espionage and digital exploitation without much guidance, which makes everything feel distant and unsettling. i never fully felt grounded, but that disorientation is part of what makes it work. what stuck with me is how empty everything feels. the characters move through this glossy, artificial world where nothing really feels human anymore, just transactions and control. it’s not an easy film to connect with emotionally, but the atmosphere is so specific that it pulls you in anyway. it’s messy and a bit hard to follow at times, but i liked how uncompromising it is. weird, detached, and quietly disturbing in a way that lingers.

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