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Mostly gonna talk about manga and comics, but I don't really know what I'll get a fixation for next.
The movie is beautifully shot and emotionally devastating, Pullapally has a great eye for strong evocative visuals that it saddens me that there have been no other feature films from her other than this one gem.
November 24, 2024 at 3:05 PM
The movie is beautifully shot and emotionally devastating, Pullapally has a great eye for strong evocative visuals that it saddens me that there have been no other feature films from her other than this one gem.
It's a survival horror that tries to make sense of our relation to this world, to these structures. Beautifully shot, wonderfully scored, it's a tour de force of filmmaking. But for me, the spiritual core of this movie is what struck me the most.
November 24, 2024 at 1:11 PM
It's a survival horror that tries to make sense of our relation to this world, to these structures. Beautifully shot, wonderfully scored, it's a tour de force of filmmaking. But for me, the spiritual core of this movie is what struck me the most.
I'm trying to watch atleast three movies today. Making them as mid as possible so I don't get burned out
November 24, 2024 at 8:33 AM
I'm trying to watch atleast three movies today. Making them as mid as possible so I don't get burned out
Kind of a crazily incoherent movie that's just a really good time.
November 24, 2024 at 6:49 AM
Kind of a crazily incoherent movie that's just a really good time.
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Ram V, Anand RK, and Aditya Bidikar's human drama about what it's like to grow up in India rips.
Perhaps not as refined as their later works, but it's really sharp, and there's a sheer purity that I just appreciate in here.
A book about dreamers and the difficult realities they find themselves in.
Perhaps not as refined as their later works, but it's really sharp, and there's a sheer purity that I just appreciate in here.
A book about dreamers and the difficult realities they find themselves in.
November 23, 2024 at 12:41 AM
Ram V, Anand RK, and Aditya Bidikar's human drama about what it's like to grow up in India rips.
Perhaps not as refined as their later works, but it's really sharp, and there's a sheer purity that I just appreciate in here.
A book about dreamers and the difficult realities they find themselves in.
Perhaps not as refined as their later works, but it's really sharp, and there's a sheer purity that I just appreciate in here.
A book about dreamers and the difficult realities they find themselves in.
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Really lovely and serene sci-fi drama at the twilight of things, as Ashinano's cartooning evokes a wonderful sense of mood and lets us just sit with the characters.
November 22, 2024 at 9:13 PM
Really lovely and serene sci-fi drama at the twilight of things, as Ashinano's cartooning evokes a wonderful sense of mood and lets us just sit with the characters.
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Easily the best Western Sports Drama I've read?
Leong is tremendous, and this is just rich human drama that really holds up.
The colorwork alone in this is so sick.
Leong is tremendous, and this is just rich human drama that really holds up.
The colorwork alone in this is so sick.
November 22, 2024 at 9:08 PM
Easily the best Western Sports Drama I've read?
Leong is tremendous, and this is just rich human drama that really holds up.
The colorwork alone in this is so sick.
Leong is tremendous, and this is just rich human drama that really holds up.
The colorwork alone in this is so sick.
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Probably my favorite Taiyo Matsumoto? It just edges out PING PONG for me, though man, that's a high bar.
But I adore this wandering narrative slipping in and out of people's lives during middle age, as they're caught in between things, unable to try let go.
Very real human drama. Lovely work.
But I adore this wandering narrative slipping in and out of people's lives during middle age, as they're caught in between things, unable to try let go.
Very real human drama. Lovely work.
November 22, 2024 at 7:04 PM
Probably my favorite Taiyo Matsumoto? It just edges out PING PONG for me, though man, that's a high bar.
But I adore this wandering narrative slipping in and out of people's lives during middle age, as they're caught in between things, unable to try let go.
Very real human drama. Lovely work.
But I adore this wandering narrative slipping in and out of people's lives during middle age, as they're caught in between things, unable to try let go.
Very real human drama. Lovely work.
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Moore and Campbell is a meeting of two singular geniuses in the artform, and my god, the end-result is just exquisite.
A magnum opus that is simply undeniable and ascendant even by the very impossibly high standards of their own bodies of work.
A magnum opus that is simply undeniable and ascendant even by the very impossibly high standards of their own bodies of work.
November 22, 2024 at 6:59 PM
Moore and Campbell is a meeting of two singular geniuses in the artform, and my god, the end-result is just exquisite.
A magnum opus that is simply undeniable and ascendant even by the very impossibly high standards of their own bodies of work.
A magnum opus that is simply undeniable and ascendant even by the very impossibly high standards of their own bodies of work.
On the bright side they could have picked something worse than Manichitrathazhu
November 15, 2024 at 11:07 AM
On the bright side they could have picked something worse than Manichitrathazhu
If I see Gojo at the top I will accuse you of nepotism
November 14, 2024 at 4:46 PM
If I see Gojo at the top I will accuse you of nepotism