What do a brilliant shut-in trying to solve a crime, a pop star, and a math teacher have in common? They're all characters in two pretty good new movies.
I remember when Marry Me was just a webcomic. That story has been floating around in development for a long time at this point, so I'm glad they were able to get it done.
Owen Wilson have real flair for bringing spark to otherwise mediocre movie, but boy me wish he not had to do that so often. But it seem like no one besides Wes Anderson all that interested in putting him in good movie.
Keith- watched Kimi this weekend based on your review. Can't believe you didn't mention how the last 20 min takes a hard swerve into being a Sam Raimi movie!
The setup is reminiscent of The Conversation, but most of the film is much more Hitchcockian, with the obvious nods to Rear Window. It was fun, but parts of it felt like a first draft, honestly. The whole thing kinda seemed like Soderbergh did his version of NaNoWriMo and created an entire movie in a month, without any time for polishing it up. I wish it had leaned harder into the satire aspects.
I remember when Marry Me was just a webcomic. That story has been floating around in development for a long time at this point, so I'm glad they were able to get it done.
So...exactly how much Jimmy Fallon? Because that might determine how likely I am to watch this.
Owen Wilson have real flair for bringing spark to otherwise mediocre movie, but boy me wish he not had to do that so often. But it seem like no one besides Wes Anderson all that interested in putting him in good movie.
Keith- watched Kimi this weekend based on your review. Can't believe you didn't mention how the last 20 min takes a hard swerve into being a Sam Raimi movie!
The setup is reminiscent of The Conversation, but most of the film is much more Hitchcockian, with the obvious nods to Rear Window. It was fun, but parts of it felt like a first draft, honestly. The whole thing kinda seemed like Soderbergh did his version of NaNoWriMo and created an entire movie in a month, without any time for polishing it up. I wish it had leaned harder into the satire aspects.