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anthony hopkins in The Father just quietly falls apart and it's the most unsettling thing I've seen an actor do in years
u/zstillunconvinced22 — 2 days ago

used to think a good ending could save a movie. now i think it just makes you forget how bored you were for the middle hour
wolf of wall street does this to me every single time. that third act hits so hard i forget there's like 40 minutes of yelling in a boardroom before it even gets there
not even mad about it honestly, just annoying that it works on me every time
what's one that got away with this on you and you didn't clock it till way later