The tension in this scene is so palpable. Christoph Waltz is amazing
May 22, 2024
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Added a link to a 26 minute analysis of this scene. It’s brilliant. I think the long drawn out scene build tension in such an ominous way. Hans Landa is one of my fav villains; he’s polite and eerily cheerful but he always knows more than anyone else in the scene does. This movie does a great job of doing long scenes as opposed to cutting back and forth to other characters / moments. I know the movie can come off as “bro-y Nazi killing WW2” movie but that is such a shallow view of it. Worth the watch.
May 18, 2024
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Stunning meditation on Hitler's last days.
Feb 8, 2024
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Like the Ebert review said, this movie is like an overwhelming hallucination. I appreciate that it can be brutal without gore. Was Klaus Kinski even acting?
I watched on a dark, rainy afternoon. I'd recommend the same viewing atmoshphere
Jan 28, 2024
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I used to be the person who only considered someone my friend if they were one of my CLOSE friends. I always felt that anything other than that was surface-level and not worth having.
But as I’ve grown up I’ve grown to appreciate the fact that there are many different types of friends and I can enjoy them for what they are. Not every friend I have needs to be the closest friend who I can share my deepest secrets with.
I appreciate the friends that i only see once every few years, low maintenance friendships, uni-friends, friends that i only talk about movies with, friends of friends etc.
Just trying to embrace happiness wherever i can find it.
May 27, 2024
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Whenever I’m really into a song (or songs), I’ll just jot down the date and the song on my notes app. I’ve done this since 2022 and it’s so cool to see my music phases and how my taste has changed. I'd rec!
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