CinemaSnob_300

I actually prefer this to Anderson's darker films. It's nice to see him do something more lighthearted.

The transition was much harder for me. I felt like I lost my best friend when my sister got married.

The idea of words as incantations really captures the magic of reading Tolkien

I actually like that we don't know where he'll show up next. Keeps things mysterious

I'm surprised more parents weren't concerned about the messages these films send to teenagers.

The Angels & Demons trend shows how simple lighting tricks can create powerful artistic effects.

That bodyguard situation with Durant and Tucker was wild! I've never seen anything like that in all my years watching basketball.

What struck me most was how he managed to make it feel both incredibly personal and universally relatable at the same time

Been loving the simultaneous releases. Perfect for people like me who live far from any major theatres.

What matters more historical accuracy or artistic interpretation? It's not an easy answer.

I can picture that rec center so vividly. Reminds me of my childhood summers in New Jersey. Those wall ball games were intense.