kino or nah?
Kino or nah?
Mason Stewart
Christopher Williams
Doesn't get anymore kino than watching fletcher roast everyone. Has a full metal jacket but with instruments vibe. 10/10.
Andrew Cox
Yeah
Zachary Cooper
it falls into the category of one of those films where i can just put on and watch it fully after i've spent 7 years browsing for a film. it's enjoyable.
Dylan Roberts
There's literally zero injected political commentary or propaganda. Nothing but pure storytelling kino. I was fucking astounded.
Liam Hall
alright gang...planecrash
Parker Wilson
What should I watch if I liked Whiplash and want something in the same vein?
Christian Lee
Going only from Raimi's Spider Man, I was nothing but shocked at how fucking awesome and scary JK Simmons could get.
Sebastian Jackson
I found birdman gave me the same feeling.
Brody Garcia
that was hard to watch
Henry Fisher
Yeah, only women don't like this movie.
Joseph Parker
I found it hard to watch as well user.
Logan Edwards
Kino but First Man was better desu don't @ me
Ayden Allen
La La Land
Christopher Perez
Kinah
Juan Foster
what the fuck was that ending supposed to be
Landon Carter
Kino and absolutely depressing, but in a good way.
Benjamin Young
8/10. Neither kino nor bad. Vastly overrated.
Easton Torres
>t.a women
Hudson Wood
Was he Russian or dragon?
Xavier Brown
Can anyone tell me why many of these nu-genius directors with critical acclaim deliver such underwhelming movies? Chazzle, Innaritu, Cuaron. All these guys feel like they have mastery over their craft but their movies never really stay in my mind a lot.
Ian Reyes
JK Simmons is criminally underused in films, Im glad he had a role when he had chance to shine.
Brandon Cox
Technical "genius", but a movie has to be more than "technically" perfect to be really great, it has to have that thing that sets it apart from the rest, which can also be a technical aspect elevated to new heights, like the Matrix, or a cohesive and straight forward argument that that engage the audience like the flight club, or films that do both like citizen Kane.
New directors are only rehashing, albeit noticeable improving over their same ideas/aesthetic, so most things are way too similar.
Tyler Wood
The Social Network has a similar vibe for me
Nathan Bell
Yep, such a tense film. Felt like the hunt; kino, but harrowing.
Blake Lopez
percussion nerd kino
Jacob Perez
The final act is one of goat.