That was some of the most atrociously disturbing imagery I’ve ever seen on film, and yet I experienced it with this open-mouthed, wild-eyed gape.’
I felt like I was being put up on this pedestal and honored through the eyes of the protagonist.
I think that part of how we get there is never reducing the villains to any kind of snarling monsters with an evil agenda.
It’s a very unique feeling for a film to conjure because after it ended, I found myself looking back at the final act like, ‘Holy shit.
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