bucketofowls

Thelma & Louise contains one of the most masterful cinematic endings known in the history of film. As far as dynamic duos, the chemistry between Geena and Susan is palpable on-screen. They're iconic women, beyond reproach, and this movie is a beautiful act of revenge for every woman (or person who grew up subject to misogyny). Time and time again, we see these women stand up for themselves and take matters into their own hands.

I wholly recommend seeing this timeless classic - see it as soon as possible, if you know what's good for you!

I have seen preciously few movies as bad as this movie. It seems to take pride in its camp horror and cheesy gore - in fact, I would be surprised if it didn't, because that's most of what it has going for it.

I have to say, I did not see this movie coming. The premise alone is an interesting one - a baby is born with the ability to speak, to cut his own umbilical cord. He's born in a small, cursed village in Africa, indebted to and terrified of an evil Sorceress who is always watching them.

And, somehow, it gets even more fantastical from there.

I really enjoyed this movie, which carries several surprises my viewing party didn't guess until they happened.