Only God Forgives
Drama • R • 2013 • 1 hr 29 min
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If you wanted a more violent “Drive” you’re in for a treat. Just try and ignore the misogyny.
It’s a dark neon arthouse thriller with beautiful visuals & decent action but a slow burn of a flick that get confusing,Gosling great though
It's been years since I watched this but it still lives in my brain bc of the amazing cinematography
A brilliant, Lynchian thriller that will both enthrall and bemuse in equal measure.
Definitely not for everyone. Still a half decent film, especially if you’re into indie arthouse stuff.
Maybe the most polarising film I’ve ever seen, you’ll either love it or absolutely hate it, no in between.
Forget narrative. This film is about atmosphere, archetypes, neon, and blood. For that I love it.
I don’t even know but this was a great cinematic experience, the style and cinematography is on another level, you’ll love it or hate it
A hidden gem from the same people the made “Drive.” Probably the most gorgeous film you will watch, it’s definitely up there cinematography
Not for everyone but truly a work of art. Very poetic. Do not understand where all the hate is coming from
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