After Dark: How our holidays went, local film critic scenes, Poor Things
🕑 Added 2024-01-04 13:00:07 +0000 UTCDavid, Devindra, and Jeff discuss how their holidays went, then share what their local film critic scenes are in Seattle, Atlanta, and Denver. Then starting at around 36:00, they dive into Yorgos Lanthimos' Poor Things.
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Chris GameOverCholo
Subbed just to hear about Poor things.
Daniel Vermillion
+1 about the Poor Things score. I thought it was awesome!
CDMatthew
Hi guys. I was glad to hear all three of you enthuse about the grandly entertaining and thought-provoking POOR THINGS. It’s such an unusual, oddball kind of film, I fear most folks won’t see it until it’s streaming (how to market such a movie??), but its visuals are stunning on the big screen. One aspect that y’all didn’t mention and has not been acknowledged by enough critics: the musical score that is (mostly) by Jerskin Fendrix. The music adds so much to the *emotional* atmosphere of the film, with sections that range from slightly off-key with sparse instruments to sweepingly dramatic orchestrations. For me, the freedom and daring of the score matches the kind of big-swing risk-taking that imbues the entire film and Lanthimos’s approach. Here’s wishing you and yours all good things in 2024…it looks to be a bumpy road ahead, and leaning on friends (both online and IRL) to get through it will remain essential.