Buffalo '66

Gorgeous aesthetic, soundtrack, and acting by all. A complicated pair of characters you never truly get to know, yet understand completely.

the most interesting and stylistic shots i’ve seen in a while. great chemistry and writing. the dad singing was the best shot.

the kind of movie where despite knowing you shouldn't, you can't help but root for them

Plays the troubled violent man trope a little too well. Decent drama.

One of the most interesting slowborn movies of all time. It's definitely rewatchable

I loveee this movie Christina looks soooo good blond

Gallo is a POS and the ending sucks but this is rather charming and quite good

This film is my absolute fav. It’s dark while also giving you hope. I feel like the plot is so unique and different and so interesting too!

It’s amazing and beautifully shot. Fully of dark humor and malaise.

Not a fan of Vincent Gallo but I have to admit this is a pretty entertaining film. Very original, low budget and everything works.

Some cool stylistic choices, highly unlikable main character, cool structure.

Vincent Gallo is a painfully overlooked director, he’s excellent

This film is like a family reunion. Inviting, yet melancholy. Exciting, yet depressing. Guaranteed to get you thinking about your own roots.

A cinematic, photogenic, depressive yet realistic masterpiece. A must watch.

It’s weird and quirky and artsy and absolutely brilliant.

very memorable scenes that i still remember

Portrayal of what sadness and confusion would look like. Also how love and admiration can change a few. It's a deeper subject, very touchy

Cassavetes type improv. Wacky, desperate characters, low budget, hyper-adhd leads, Industry city setting where you appreciate little things.

Christina Richie is probably the purest person in this earth.

As slow and weird as it is this just might be Christina Ricci’s best film. She is a gem in her gothic oddness.