▲ 13 r/moviecritic
How did “A Different Man” slip under the radar? This movie rules! In 20 years or so, it could be a classic.
Have you seen this film? What are your thoughts?
I thought it was genius. Definitely one of my favorites from this century.
How did it get so overlooked? I hope that it eventually (somehow) becomes a classic. Anybody else think it’s super underrated?
u/Interzoned — 8 hours ago
▲ 74 r/PaulMcCartney
“As You Lie There” and “We Two” are essential McCartney
I really like all the songs on the new album, but these two are “classic” material. It’s so nice to hear new songs this solid from the guy who wrote “Here, There, and Everywhere” 60 years ago. The whole album showcases his versatility and musicianship brilliantly, but these two songs prove his songwriting genius is still alive and well. Thank you, Macca. We are so lucky to have you! More albums, please!
u/Interzoned — 1 month ago