It's been years since I last watched The Assassination of Jesse James but I remember it as a reasonably subtle movie. Definitely not the case for Killing Them Softly, or (sounds like) for Blonde. It's a shame. I'm getting so tired of movies screeching messages at me (recent example, Don't Look Up), and having a male director screech at me about sexism is not appealing, to say the least. My kingdom for more films that made their cases as devastatingly as Ex Machina!
It's been years since I last watched The Assassination of Jesse James but I remember it as a reasonably subtle movie. Definitely not the case for Killing Them Softly, or (sounds like) for Blonde. It's a shame. I'm getting so tired of movies screeching messages at me (recent example, Don't Look Up), and having a male director screech at me about sexism is not appealing, to say the least. My kingdom for more films that made their cases as devastatingly as Ex Machina!
Do you think the director of Speak No Evil has seen Twin Peaks