I have questions.
Hmm:
Finally got to 'Licorice Pizza' and hoo boy is it uncomfortable. How is it ok that a celebrated film in 2022 not only features racism (which ultimately contributes nothing to the plot) and a "romance" between a 15 yr old boy and a 25 yr old woman, but also comments on neither? pic.twitter.com/SOxzGS4YaH
— viewinder (@viewinder) March 21, 2022
Further Viewing
Fortunately, Licorice Pizza is far from the only PTA x HAIM collab…
PTA is a director whose movies i appreciate, but don't enjoy. I'm stunned by elements in each, but i have zero desire to rewatch.
— viewinder (@viewinder) December 23, 2022
Funnily enough, tho, i adore his HAIM music videos – or rather, films. Esp this one. Gorgeous. https://t.co/cjCuf1elXk
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