I love Terry Gilliam, and at his best he's one of my favorite filmmakers. The trick with him is that most of his projects involve big creative risks, which is what makes some of them so good, and other not quite as successful. For the most part, this movie is excellent, succeeding most when it blurs that line between reality and fantasy. Driver and Pryce are a blast to watch, and while the plot kinda gets muddled a little along the way, it's still a fun time. 8/10
We Need to Talk About Kevin
I saw this movie years ago and thought it was mostly good, though I also had issue with how the first third of the film really tended to drag on. Think I gave it about an 8 or 9 then. Years later, I've thought about this movie way more than I thought I would, and upon rewatching I feel like I have a much stronger appreciation for that slow buildup. Nothing in this film feels unearned. We always have that dark knowledge of how Kevin will end up, with a more and more apparent understanding of what exactly he did, with all the warnings being there and a helpless feeling of knowing we can't stop it. I think it's definitely a movie worth watching twice, as it definitely improved in my mind over time 10/10
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