Moot_Geeza wrote:I might've accidentally rubbed you up the wrong way with my Titane comment (I haven't seen it btw, was just doing an idiotic Titanic quote).Skondo wrote:Sorry DS, didn’t mean to come across defensive and then almost asking you to justify why you like it. Probably could have expressed myself better.Dark Soldier wrote:I mean you're not wrong, it's your own take. Wasn't mocking that, I just love it. For me it's a film about trauma (the primary overarching theme), the fractures it brings about both physical and mental (self degradation, anxiety etc), at times hope and redemption, and by the very end parental dynamics. Two struggling, at times awful, fucked up people realise they need each other and undertake such a dynamic. The whole car aspect is clearly representing toxic masculinity and her 'relationship' with it. It's told in a wonderfully out there way, which is much more enjoyable for me than a Meryl Streep estranged daughter kinda Oscar bait tearjerker.Skondo wrote:Go on then DS, what did I miss? To me, it just wasn’t interesting, thrilling or horrifying, it was simply rather dull and a bit silly.Dark Soldier wrote:Oh Skondo. Oh Skondo my dear.Skondo wrote:Titane. Not for me, just thought it was ridiculous. Not thrilling or scary in the slightest, just seemed like an eighties b-movie. Dreadful.
SpaceGazelle wrote:And Apple tv is worth it for all the other stuff.
Wookienopants wrote:No it's not. It's full of other people talking, eating loudly, on their phones, being near.
Skondo wrote:Sorry DS, didn’t mean to come across defensive and then almost asking you to justify why you like it. Probably could have expressed myself better.Dark Soldier wrote:I mean you're not wrong, it's your own take. Wasn't mocking that, I just love it. For me it's a film about trauma (the primary overarching theme), the fractures it brings about both physical and mental (self degradation, anxiety etc), at times hope and redemption, and by the very end parental dynamics. Two struggling, at times awful, fucked up people realise they need each other and undertake such a dynamic. The whole car aspect is clearly representing toxic masculinity and her 'relationship' with it. It's told in a wonderfully out there way, which is much more enjoyable for me than a Meryl Streep estranged daughter kinda Oscar bait tearjerker.Skondo wrote:Go on then DS, what did I miss? To me, it just wasn’t interesting, thrilling or horrifying, it was simply rather dull and a bit silly.Dark Soldier wrote:Oh Skondo. Oh Skondo my dear.Skondo wrote:Titane. Not for me, just thought it was ridiculous. Not thrilling or scary in the slightest, just seemed like an eighties b-movie. Dreadful.
SameOlimite wrote:I hate the cinema now. It gives me panic attacks. I’m sadly a home viewer now.
EvilRedEye wrote:I was surprised how many people brought food into my screening of The Zone of Interest, albeit they ate it and then were quiet for the rest of the film.
LivDiv wrote:Last time I went to the cinema I went to the toilet after and there was a guy in the cubicle shouting about how he was going to cut everyone's belly open with a sword. I went to see Jurassic World Dominion.
Olimite wrote:I watched TZOI at home and only had my cat for company.
I ate no food.
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