Alice Eve from Star Trek Into Darkness.
It’s certainly beautifully looking and provides a mostly, fun, amusing adventure. Unfortunately, the actual mechanics of the film as a whole provides an inconsistent, disapointing follow up to director J.J. Abrams‘ 2009 series re-imagining. Into Darkness is full of entertaining scenes and compelling acting, but the story, execution, and its overall contruction are hollow and severely underdeveloped.
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Spring Breakers directed by Harmony Korine.
It’s a strange, superficial film that both glorifies and comments on a culture of excess. There’s both mainstream appeal in its conception but is mostly an off putting, dark tale about bored, lost souls losing their way. All this is a result of boredom. We need the sex, drugs, alcohol, and depravity to escape from the prison of everyday life. Everything is a distraction from making us feel and seeing what life really is.
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Scene from Spring Breakers.
Filmmaker Harmony Korine has crafted a darkly comic yet cotton candy, MTV style commentary on popular culture with Spring Breakers. It both adheres to a loose, art film and montage-like structure while maintaining an exuberant, party attitude and hyperrealistic, music video feel. It’s an aggressively violent, disturbing film told through the lens of four bored, lost, entitled college girls.
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In her room with Ruby Sethi.
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Emmalyn Estrada x Queens. (via Patrick Leung)
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In her room x Anna Ho.
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