A Different Man

This was truly a treat to watch.

It is deeply insightful and is packed with meanings, it confuses you for half the movie until the direction it’s going at clears up.

Sebastian Stan who I greatly appreciate has showed me his talent is vastly superior with this one.

Pearson is truly magical and knows how to work around his condition to act with it.

Lastly, cinematography was simple but well made with some interesting shots and stunning colors.

Please try to read into it, this is way more than what it shows in the surface and once you figure out everything in it, you fall in love with it.

really funny at times— i liked a lot of the first and second act, third act felt a little rushed and disjointed. certain things i wish they had explained more, but i guess leaving some things up to interpretation seems intentional. probably could’ve been 15 minutes shorter.

WILDLY ENTERTAINING, but ultimately just okay

Tragic. A chilling score, great performances throughout, and poignant themes of jealousy, identity, and confidence. The last five minutes feel so incredibly off, but a great parting line. Not perfect, but a good film.

6.5/10

I COULDNT STAND ANYONE EXCEPT OSWALD, obviously I get the point of the movie, is the ultimate metaphor for the fact that you need to like yourself in order for others to like you, and also how the society SUCKS, but I wanted to walk out 20 minutes in