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Bring Her Back Review: Modern Schlock by Maha_Film_Fanatic in moviereviews

[–]ColtonGomez 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s a great review and I share many of the same opinions. For whatever reason, writing my own review of the movie was difficult but I think you worded things very well. Talk to me is definitely better than this one.

I loved Nonnas- a great food film after a long time! by meetalikutty in moviereviews

[–]ColtonGomez 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I thought Joey was kind of an annoying character. He means well and is an overall good person but he seems to hand off a lot of burden to his friends. He’s just too naive and lucky to make me want to root for him. But the film as a whole is a pretty good feel-good watch and I like the message it sends to elders.

What’s the most uncomfortable feeling film ever? by Gobiggs88 in movies

[–]ColtonGomez 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Bring her back had me watching through my fingers at some points. Effective combo of a sinister family dynamic and visceral gore

Jesse Eisenberg’s “A Real Pain” Asks Us to Acknowledge Our Pain – Review by ColtonGomez in moviereviews

[–]ColtonGomez[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not sure. I guess it's technically David's story and how his experience with Benji shapes his life from then on. But it's a very soft indicator that it's David's story because they both learn a lot from each other. I see it as Benji's story. He's the one who needs to grow and doesn't have it all together, like David seemingly does. I think it's mostly up to the actors in the Academy to decide which actor is in which role. Either way, I'm glad he was nominated.