Quentin Dupieux never disappoints. Not here or never anywhere else. He is one of the most original, daring and creative directors active in filmmaking today.
Everybody has seen Rubber, and if you haven't done so then you must asap.
It's incredible.
This new movie from this visionary is perfect for late night viewing with friends upon returning from a night out or maybe even before venturing out for the evening.
It's French.
It's fun.
It's funny.
It's like a real version of the power rangers if they were in France.
Oh, it's everything you'd expect from that description alone.
It's a fantastically short hour and seventeen minutes.
There is a post credits scene.
The story starts out as action packed as it can be and then transitions to more or less chapter storytelling much like a Tales From The Crypt or Twilight Zone.
It is delightful and refreshing all the way through.
I'm also glad thus far no American filmmakers have tried to remake Dupieux's magic because that's what his films are, magic. And I just don't think they'd translate well to American movies.
Part of the charm of these films is because they are French.
And it is sad when we have to wait for this director's next effort here in the U. S.. Until then, au revoir.
Everybody has seen Rubber, and if you haven't done so then you must asap.
It's incredible.
This new movie from this visionary is perfect for late night viewing with friends upon returning from a night out or maybe even before venturing out for the evening.
It's French.
It's fun.
It's funny.
It's like a real version of the power rangers if they were in France.
Oh, it's everything you'd expect from that description alone.
It's a fantastically short hour and seventeen minutes.
There is a post credits scene.
The story starts out as action packed as it can be and then transitions to more or less chapter storytelling much like a Tales From The Crypt or Twilight Zone.
It is delightful and refreshing all the way through.
I'm also glad thus far no American filmmakers have tried to remake Dupieux's magic because that's what his films are, magic. And I just don't think they'd translate well to American movies.
Part of the charm of these films is because they are French.
And it is sad when we have to wait for this director's next effort here in the U. S.. Until then, au revoir.