The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
"Beautiful things don't ask for attention."
The short story? Naw, this is something new.
A masterclass in how to marry a soundtrack to jaw-dropping cinematography. What gem is this film and why is it not a model for Hollywood?
“Ground control to Major Tom…”
Our daydreamer hero saves no one but himself. Quintessence—what a beautiful word.
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Mackenzie Davis
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Comments (7)
Oh, I really love how you did this critique! 😍 Honestly, it's kind of like poetry in a way. This inspired me not only to watch this movie, but to try out this critique challenge - I've been staying away from it because I've felt it's too out of my realm! Awesome job, Mackenzie! I will be back to catch up on more of your work soon! ☺️❤️
Mackenzie, what a phenomenal critique! You sold me. I want to see that movie.
Like Rachel, adding it to my ever expanding list, lol! Excellent review!
Great review. I agree with Hannah.
Adding it to my ever expanding list! Thanks 😁
I actually feel inspired to watch this again through your lens here.
Wonderful! I wondered if anyone still read his work...or saw that film! Great Lewis Carroll quote, too.