Two movies about being trapped physically and emotionally — it’s 127 Hours vs Gerald’s Game.
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Two movies about being trapped physically and emotionally — it’s 127 Hours vs Gerald’s Game.
Hello, World!
Two movies about fitting in and fantasy — it's American Psycho vs Beatriz at Dinner.
Listen to my prior discussion of the film with Movie Reviews in 20 Qs and Epic Film Guys HERE.
Noomi Rapace (Lamb, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Prometheus) is a conduit for human experience in whatever project she's in, allowing viewers to come to their own conclusions about her characters in a way that makes every role she tackles a must-watch.
We discuss the ambiguity of the parts she chooses, the honesty of Polaroids, and why Lamb came at such a perfect time in her life and felt like a homecoming. Plus, Noomi shares a lobster fact I haven't stopped thinking about.
See A24's Lamb in theaters now - I loved it and I want to talk to everyone about it!
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Two contemplative films about becoming who you're meant to be and knowing when to save yourself — it's The Wrestler vs Waitress.
Two movies about the power of a name and the consequences of entering spaces that don't belong to you — it's Beetlejuice vs Candyman.
Two movies about leaning into stereotypes to scare off others and learning that the people you dislike aren’t so different from yourself — it’s American History X vs Shrek.
Two movies about communication and feeling understood by unlikely friends — it’s The King’s Speech vs The Last Word.
Two movies about the interior lives of athletes and the obligation we feel to family — it’s The Fighter vs Bend It Like Beckham.
Two movies about what makes a monster and the importance of community — it's Beauty and the Beast vs BloodRayne.