Blue Moon
Contained and claustrophobic, but sort of fascinating one man show for Hawke’s evocation of an ageing and desperate Hart. While it never quite elevates itself above an interesting exercise, and might be a reminder of how much better the conversing was in the BEFORE trilogy, there’s still a lot to enjoy here, with Cannavale having fun as a sardonic bartender, and Qualley about as ideal as anyone as an untouchable fantasy figure. Hawke brings a sad poignance to Hart that makes the character far more bearable than he must have been in real life!
Mini Review: Contained and claustrophobic, but sort of fascinating one man show for Hawke’s evocation of an ageing and desperate Hart. While it never quite elevates itself above an interesting exercise, and might be a reminder of how much better the conversing was in the BEFORE trilogy, there’s still a lot to enjoy here, with Cannavale having fun as a sardonic bartender, and Qualley about as ideal as anyone as an untouchable fantasy figure. Hawke brings a sad poignance to Hart that makes the character fa
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Icarus
Hawke's talky showiness works exceedingly well when Julie Delpy is there to call him on his BS. It works only intermittently here where only Rogers is there to offer some polite...
moraesfelipe
Rare cinematic homage to artists who can write beautiful words. A hell of a night with a talky genius seeing his world rapidly fading away while he's severely drunk and just can...
leemarvins
Fake emotion and fake witticism. Meanwhile, listening to the Hart's diatribes got boring. Also its really exhausting to be around him and his character. I felt nothing but annoy...
Obdurate
Mini-review is mostly good but just some brain poops:
I really can't stress just how exhausting this movie can be.
At first I appreciated it. I could see ...
I really can't stress just how exhausting this movie can be.
At first I appreciated it. I could see ...
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