The Mountain

Rick Alverson is a rarity in US cinema. Not afraid to go really dark. All three films gave me an almost quesy feeling after watching. And I love that. I love any film that makes me feel. Unfortunately I found this one to be a bit too on-the-nose and perhaps too aware of…

Sean Baker

The cinematic equivalent of examining a decaying photograph on an inclement night; staring intently at the indiscernibly fading image, while half-listening to the raindrops strike the slate roof. There are voices, there are words, there are ears for listening…

Eli Hayes

Andy (Tye Sheridan), a terminally passive and taciturn photographer, is perhaps the clearest cipher into the worldview of this predominantly opaque film. Offering a lens within the lens—a detached and observational disposition internalized within the context of the…

Cinematic Underdogs

The film was extremely slow, but I had a lot of patience for it at the beginning. Then it turned into me thinking during the film, wow, I would have been so angry if I had paid to see it. There are some thoughtful flourishes, but mainly it muses without any strong…

Allison M. 🌱

what if we kissed before we got lobotomies 🙊😩😆

youngcarolion

This film is like a dream. Or like being sedated at the dentist. (Jeff Goldblum is simply one of the all-time greats)

Hibiscus

Not much acting and then a lot of acting!!!!

Sophy

Has Rick Alverson seen the Avengers? This is nothing like the Avengers. No way this makes 2 billion dollars at the box office. Way to go Rick.

sprizzle

SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL #1 tye sheridan: is extremely sad, confused about his sexuality, and wears a neat plaid jacket while debating the ethics of jeff goldblum's hell bent escapade to hammer as many nails into asylum patients eyes on their lobotomy bros road trip me:…

kyle