If you had the pleasure of watching Dolemite, the movie, then you will recognize the great cinematography with microphones appearing in scenes and the low budget special effects. But, if you missed out on one of life’s great cinematic wonders or never heard of the comedic genius Rudy Ray Moore, you may question if the events in this film are true. I promise, they are.
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It is hard to keep your seat when a standing ovation is so deserving. The acting of Joaquin Phoenix along with the directing and writing of Todd Phillips are the best cinematic combination of the year. The R-rating allows audiences to slowly digest the monstrosities of Arthur Fleck and his rise to infamy. It is an observation of the turmoil in his life and how the cruelties lead him to his destiny of becoming The Joker.
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Us is a bizarre walk through the “what if” of the eerie mind of a brilliant filmmaker with breadcrumbs to follow along the way. It is a masterpiece in the artistry of making film that will have fans waiting to see the next installment of the new cinematic juggernaut known as Jordan Peele.
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Captain Marvel gives a tribute to Stan Lee in the opening credits that has audience members clapping, thanking him for the wonderful universe he created allowing us to forever remain a kid at heart. Where father and sons, mothers and daughters can come to the theater for two to three hours and live out their child-like fantasies of being a superhero. The film is entertaining. Although the mark is very high, unfortunately, it misses it.
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Rewriting history is a phrase often used, but seldom done. But if you could go back in time and erase the history of something very prolific and universal to change the outcome, would you? Would the outcome really be that much better, or would it cut down on the redundancy of the things that came after making the event that once was so rich and abundant, now comical and predictable? Halloween 2018 has accomplished the before mention making the final product worthy of its legendary predecessor directed by John Carpenter over 40 years ago.
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