INTERSECT (2020)
“in its attempt to shoot for the moon it tripped and broke its face”
Read MoreWITHOUT FILM, SOMETHING SLEEPS INSIDE US AND SELDOM AWAKENS. THE SLEEPER MUST AWAKEN.
“in its attempt to shoot for the moon it tripped and broke its face”
Read More“Female revengesploitation with lycanthropy could have been fun…”
Read More“Stakesless and more interested in splosions than mythology or drama”
Read More“I at least find the basics of Trauki’s work enticing and enjoyable.”
Read More“Let me worship at my deity’s feet instead of listlessly withering into his flawed and restrained humanity”
Read More“the film itself is the dullest of blades, unable to cut tissue, let alone the binding of cultural mores or cinematic ramparts”
Read More“They took all the good will, expectation, excitement and hope from the best DCU film to date and gratuitously squandered it.”
Read More“feels like a Hallmark meets SyFy Channel feature with money from a bigger studio & stars”
Read More“leaving any cheer in the trailer and deliberate interest a spent ember of hope”
Read More“If only this Sonic movie could have raced a little faster to the finish”
Read More“Spoilers: it’s a movie about a mysterious box that men put their penises in”
Read More“helma and Louise by way of Fight Club, with the lightest dusting of a God Save America sprinkled on top.”
Read More“might pass your time, but you wouldn’t be out of bounds to just pass it by”
Read More“Supposedly a horror comedy, but it lacked being either”
Read More“It just becomes untenable and overwrought, almost to the point of a joke. If only it was funny...”
Read More“not finessed to creation the way the imagination might have promised”
Read More“keeps you wanting and expecting trepidation or titillation, but amazingly provides neither”
Read MoreManic and poetic, narratively and visually. It is punk, it is hard steel with a soft lacy dress underneath, it is a rebellion against truth and lies and form and fashion - it carves its own weathered path through the rock of myth. It asks for no quarter and begs for no virtuous admiration. It is, bleak and severe as the embittered progeny of an inhospitable land.
The spotlight night travels were enchanting. The dps work was quite good. As was the acting from a smorgasbord of kind and quality. McKay solidified his passion filled physicality and determined acting prowess. He is a star on the come up.Yes, this isn’t a “true” account, but it is a wickedly alternative twist on a legend, and it popped in a delightful way for me.
A pretty generic romcom setup that struggles to get out of the gate. Eventually it hooks into a serviceable, if not pretty charming groove, but even at its height it still has some grating elements and can’t get out of its own way. I wanted to like this, seeing as how I like the actors and I thought the premise was cute, but it managed to have too many cringe worthy social situations, too many dickhead characters, it lacked in making an emotional connection for the majority, and it punched down instead of up where it could have swung.
The best parts of this film are pretty amiable, but they kept getting trumped by overwrought plotting or poor screenplay decisions/characters. It’s like it wanted to be more “teen ready” when it would have benefited from trying to appeal to an older audience. I didn’t hate the viewing, but it steered away from the path up the road to the shining hill and decided to drift off into cheesy stripmall nothingness.
“seeds of ideas that never grew into flowering plants”
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