I Saw The Devil, Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio, Moonlight (2016), re-watched The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974), Under the Shadow (2016)
TheRejectionist
TheRejectionist
New Pinocchio movie (yeah there are two but one is a shitty musical)
Cast : Ewan McGregor , David Bradley , Gregory Mann , Burn Gorman , Ron Perlman , John Turturro , Finn Wolfhard , Cate Blanchett , Tim Blake Nelson , Christoph Waltz , Tilda Swinton , Tom Kenny , Alfie Tempest , Anthea Greco , Francesca Fanti , Sandro Carotti , Rio Mangini , Benjamin Valic
Director: Guillermo del Toro , Mark Gustafson
Watch or pass? I remember the first actor being mildly woke. Also Del Toro, even though I watched his miniseries.
Now I am watching "I Saw The Devil" .
"I Saw The Devil" was gut wrenching-ly well done. I recommend it for a one time watch (no seriously, I don't know how I could manage to watch it more than once unlike Train to Busan ... it is not like Old Boy but I don't think I would manage to stomach more than one)
Watched Pinocchio by Guillermo del Toro. Lovable. Italy's fascistic / fascism is a tad bit exaggerated especially in the final part, but that's to be expected considering Del Toro opinion on the matter. Unless you are an actual fascist, the movie is very pleasant to watch and it's changes do not insult the source material in my opinion, the "soul" of the integral original story is intact.
Moonlight by Barry Jenkins was an excellent movie in my opinion, I am unsure though it would deserve an Oscar except for Mahershala Ali , but then again the Oscars are fucking jokes.