i liked this a lot. maybe a bit slow in the beginning, but i honestly enjoyed it and how the tapes meaning was revealed. Harry was such an interesting character as well. incredibly paranoid to the point where he can’t share anything about himself. some cool symbolism in here too with the dream scene where he reveals parts of himself.

also sf movie! my office was in this (1maritime) and it was crazy to see how little has changed since 1974. most unrealistic part of this was how he stops the bus and hops on. smh muni would never

i liked this a lot. maybe a bit slow in the beginning, but i honestly enjoyed it and how the tapes meaning was revealed. Harry was such an interesting character as well. incredibly paranoid to the point where he can’t share anything about himself. some cool symbolism in here too with the dream scene where he reveals parts of himself.

also sf movie! my office was in this (1maritime) and it was crazy to see how little has changed since 1974. most unrealistic part of this was how he stops the bus and hops on. smh muni would never

Jazz-induced paranoia thriller-drama in the 70s world of a wiretapper. The pacing is slow, yet intentionally deliberate, psychologically building the tention overtime through Gene Hackman's restrained acting and his saxophone performance. And the twist turning point was very pivotal and unexpected. The Conversation greatly capture of how loud loneliness and solitude can feel in the world full of voices. 

Rest in peace, Robert Duvall.

Jazz-induced paranoia thriller-drama in the 70s world of a wiretapper. The pacing is slow, yet intentionally deliberate, psychologically building the tention overtime through Gene Hackman's restrained acting and his saxophone performance. And the twist turning point was very pivotal and unexpected. The Conversation greatly capture of how loud loneliness and solitude can feel in the world full of voices. 

Rest in peace, Robert Duvall.

Slow build up but ending makes up for it

Slow build up but ending makes up for it