For anyone who is in love or who has been in love or who wants to be in love, I recommend that you see Like Crazy. It's a truly intimate portrayal of young love and all its ups and downs. The film is beautifully shot and perfectly acted (all the dialogue is improvised, so amazing!). Like Crazy gives you a charming yet bittersweet view on love. And all its "gory bits".
Showing posts with label movies that move you. Show all posts
Showing posts with label movies that move you. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Friday, July 5, 2013
Movies that Move You: Another Earth
When another earth is discovered, Rhoda Williams, a lover of stars and space, dreams of visiting this new planet. But her world crashes down around her when she is involved in a terrible accident. Her future at MIT now ruined, Rhoda takes a job as a cleaner and through a series of events meets John Burroughs, a man inextricably linked to her past. As her relationship with John develops, Rhoda receives a chance to visit the other earth. Will her duplicate be just like her? Did she make the same mistakes? Is John's broken life on this earth whole on the other? Will Rhoda make the trip to the other earth?
Another Earth is a beautifully written and heartbreaking story. The cinematography is on point; the acting of both Brit Marling and William Mapother is something to behold. Weaving together what is essentially a sci fi narrative with a love story between two broken people, Another Earth packs an emotional punch. It asks this question: how far would you go to fix your mistakes? For Rhoda, it might be to another planet. For us, it could be much smaller. What would you do?
Friday, May 24, 2013
Movies that Move You: Upstream Color
As a fan of Shane Carruth's Primer, I desperately wanted to see his newest film Upstream Color. As with Primer, this film stunned me with its disjointed narrative and hypnotic cinematography. It weaves together images of life, love, nature and the question of whether one can truly overcome an emotional loss.
What films move you? Tell me in the comments!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)



















