Holy fuck I love it, legendary LEGENDARY Rick Alverson Leeegendary rick alverson have been creating masterpieces

Holy fuck I love it, legendary LEGENDARY Rick Alverson Leeegendary rick alverson have been creating masterpieces

Nah it's really brilliant, whatever you say it's just colossal

Nah it's really brilliant, whatever you say it's just colossal

It's so overwhelmingly gloomy, that it gives some kind of a nausea, it's very very powerful in any shades of blue. Feels like absolute despair.

Anything besides that would be a spoiler in some way, it has great music, perfect cinematography and quite strange, even though the theme of the movie is clear.

If I were a lighter with a little fuel left then this whould fully extinguished any flame left in me

Yeah, in other words, I'm pretty much left speechless

It's so overwhelmingly gloomy, that it gives some kind of a nausea, it's very very powerful in any shades of blue. Feels like absolute despair.

Anything besides that would be a spoiler in some way, it has great music, perfect cinematography and quite strange, even though the theme of the movie is clear.

If I were a lighter with a little fuel left then this whould fully extinguished any flame left in me

Yeah, in other words, I'm pretty much left speechless

After my first watching of The Comedy, I could tell I did not come into the movie with the expectations needed to enjoy it to its fullest. I rewatched it shortly thereafter having adjusted, and I grew to love it. I started this movie with the same approach that I did on my second view of The Comedy, and this also worked for me. Alverson's characters are severely emotionally repressed and under-developed as people. He kind of writes his protagonists to be Wes Anderson characters without the aesthetic flair. It makes the movies interesting from the perspective of a character case study. The finale of both his movies I have seen are perfect.

Also, Jagjaguwar produced this? That is cool.

After my first watching of The Comedy, I could tell I did not come into the movie with the expectations needed to enjoy it to its fullest. I rewatched it shortly thereafter having adjusted, and I grew to love it. I started this movie with the same approach that I did on my second view of The Comedy, and this also worked for me. Alverson's characters are severely emotionally repressed and under-developed as people. He kind of writes his protagonists to be Wes Anderson characters without the aesthetic flair. It makes the movies interesting from the perspective of a character case study. The finale of both his movies I have seen are perfect.

Also, Jagjaguwar produced this? That is cool.

Open Micers the movie

Open Micers the movie