I felt like the movie was underwhelming until the very last scene. Wow. This truly is a film where you don't know what it all led up to until the very end, when you realize that we are all part of a grand cycle in love and death. Orpheus' prophecy in his replacement becomes fulfilled only when he dies with Eurydice, and the cycle repeats itself. Through love we can face death, and from death comes in new life. I absolutely love just how pure and joyous the ending scene is, the children dance in pure joy as the new Orpheus brings in a new day. The old has gone, and the new has come. Let us celebrate!
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Tess (dir. Roman Polanski, 1980)
I feel really bad for Tess throughout the whole movie. It feels like her life is cursed by the status of her family and the royal blood that...
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I enjoyed a bit of the slower pace that this film takes, although it does make the ending feel a bit underwhelming. Even so, I felt the emot...
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That's how you make a movie. Great, incredible visual communication with each scene and each shot along with the perfect amount of whim...
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This film feels like Wes Anderson's biggest push into his style, the use of dollhouse style sets, long tracking dolly shots, toy-like p...
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