I'm always fond of scenes where the language being spoken is different from the language the rest of the film is in (usually English), and there are no subtitles for it. There's a compelling intimacy to two or more characters having a conversation that's just for them.
It doesn't matter how you cast him, Ansel Elgort has the face of a man who's poured a magnum of champagne over a waiter at a restaurant and is now bragging about it on Instagram.
Arianna Debose is a national treasure.
I thought "Kraven The Hunter" was proof of that. Or that amazing all-white ensemble in the upcoming "Love Hurts". Nah, just kidding, it was "Kraven".
I'm always fond of scenes where the language being spoken is different from the language the rest of the film is in (usually English), and there are no subtitles for it. There's a compelling intimacy to two or more characters having a conversation that's just for them.
It doesn't matter how you cast him, Ansel Elgort has the face of a man who's poured a magnum of champagne over a waiter at a restaurant and is now bragging about it on Instagram.