“Deep down I know that reflection is an illusion. Is it an illusion?”
”You’re the same person I’ve always revered”
”That’s an illusion too. Were I not a princess, would you say that? Come back to me. You didn’t look at me. You imagined kissing the woman in the reflection, right?”

“Deep down I know that reflection is an illusion. Is it an illusion?”
”You’re the same person I’ve always revered”
”That’s an illusion too. Were I not a princess, would you say that? Come back to me. You didn’t look at me. You imagined kissing the woman in the reflection, right?”

I found this to be very disappointing.

It struggled to keep longer slower parts of this movie interesting and sometimes it felt like they wanted to just hold a long shot of wilderness or a door or something for no reason at all.

Very interesting concepts however
It just sucks that the uncle wasn’t a shadow demon after all :/

Lower 3

I found this to be very disappointing.

It struggled to keep longer slower parts of this movie interesting and sometimes it felt like they wanted to just hold a long shot of wilderness or a door or something for no reason at all.

Very interesting concepts however
It just sucks that the uncle wasn’t a shadow demon after all :/

Lower 3

Wow

Wow

this was such a gentle meditation on death. on the acceptance of it, on the fear of it, on the speculation of what's on the other side, all of these are explored with such grace and tenderness. the deliberately slow pace honestly made me even more engaged with the uncle boonmee, making every gesture, every word have gravity.

everything was beautiful; the shots, the framing, and especially the ambient sound. it felt like i was there in the farm with them, and it added a lot to the atmosphere of the movie. i'm a bit loss for words on what to talk about here. i was deeply moved, and i fell into a trancelike state watching, which is one of my favorite feelings ever. just a lovely movie.

this was such a gentle meditation on death. on the acceptance of it, on the fear of it, on the speculation of what's on the other side, all of these are explored with such grace and tenderness. the deliberately slow pace honestly made me even more engaged with the uncle boonmee, making every gesture, every word have gravity.

everything was beautiful; the shots, the framing, and especially the ambient sound. it felt like i was there in the farm with them, and it added a lot to the atmosphere of the movie. i'm a bit loss for words on what to talk about here. i was deeply moved, and i fell into a trancelike state watching, which is one of my favorite feelings ever. just a lovely movie.

ce poisson essaie de voler mon travail ❗❗😤

ce poisson essaie de voler mon travail ❗❗😤