This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
You know I can’t help but wonder if the U.S.S Milius name drop was a nod to legendary screenwriter John Milius. Well, this is in no way near the classic that Jaws was but I thought that Brave New World was entertaining. If I was giving it a score I would give it a B rating. What elevated this movie to me was the charisma of Anthony Mackie. And I also enjoyed the interplay between Sam Wilson and Joaquin Torres…
Smoking cigarettes and watching Captain Kangaroo. I hazard a guess that’s an oblique reference to Pulp Fiction. Before I start the review I will be substituting the N word for nubian in my review. As a black man I detest the N word. And if you’ve seen the movie you know why.
Anyhow this movie starts with a literal bang as Summer in the City by the Hums of the Loving Spoonful plays during an explosion. And that’s the inciting…
Taking a hokey idea like the invisible man and making it creepy is no easy feat but this movie succeeds. It helps that you sympathize with Elizabeth Moss' character from the beginning. Her ex Adrian, is a nasty piece of work and he does insidious things to tear her life apart. Some of the things I saw coming and other things I didn't. This is a very creepy movie and it does a great job of making you feel just…
