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Most recents (2)
IL DIVO (Paolo Sorrentino, 2008). I thought I’d seen this before, but now I’m not so sure. Either way, it felt like something of a companion piece to THE CONSEQUENCES OF LOVE. A strangely compelling film. 
Another film that hits harder second (or third?) time around:
Andrea Arnold’s RED ROAD (2006) featuring the always excellent Kate Dickie.
Andrea Arnold’s RED ROAD (2006) featuring the always excellent Kate Dickie.
THE NEST (Sean Durkin, 2020). Why aren’t more people talking about Carrie Coon as a potential awards contender or have I completely missed that conversation? One of the best performances I’ve seen over the past year.
1. #Sing2
Bigger adventure and slightly better sequel to get us teary-eyed and smiling at certain moments. Garth Jennings dig deeper on some main characters' personal journeys until "out-of-this-world" show in the end. You'll be sing along with them if you know those songs.
3.5/5
Bigger adventure and slightly better sequel to get us teary-eyed and smiling at certain moments. Garth Jennings dig deeper on some main characters' personal journeys until "out-of-this-world" show in the end. You'll be sing along with them if you know those songs.
3.5/5
2. #HappyNewYear
Enchanting homage to love in luxury hotel's holiday season. Kwak Jae-young got typical 'K-drama' romance with expected sentimental moments. At least famous cast delivered good performances and very easy on the eye to create warm and fuzzy feel in our hearts
3.5/5
Enchanting homage to love in luxury hotel's holiday season. Kwak Jae-young got typical 'K-drama' romance with expected sentimental moments. At least famous cast delivered good performances and very easy on the eye to create warm and fuzzy feel in our hearts
3.5/5
