Parasite (Gisaengchung)
Judy
Crawl
The Good Place
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It's a dull and oddly morose subject for a movie. Apr 14, 2016 | Full Review…
It's a dull and oddly morose subject for a movie.
Tal Rosenberg
Sigur Ros' creativity and open attitude was at one with Iceland's ravishingly beautiful landscape. Nov 2, 2007 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
Sigur Ros' creativity and open attitude was at one with Iceland's ravishingly beautiful landscape.
Peter Bradshaw
When the band and the film move in sweet simpatico they produce a few precious moments of transcendent grandeur. Nov 2, 2007 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
When the band and the film move in sweet simpatico they produce a few precious moments of transcendent grandeur.
Kevin Maher
Iceland's extraordinary natural beauty is as much a star of the movie as Sigur Rós's magisterial music and the all-local crew could hardly have done a more impressive promotional job had 'Heima' been commissioned by the Icelandic Tourist Board itself. Nov 1, 2007 | Rating: 4/6 | Full Review…
Iceland's extraordinary natural beauty is as much a star of the movie as Sigur Rós's magisterial music and the all-local crew could hardly have done a more impressive promotional job had 'Heima' been commissioned by the Icelandic Tourist Board itself.
Reverberates a sense not only of Iceland's people, places and history but a sense of natural intimacy and intimacy with nature. Capping it all is the band's best-ever, 'Popplagið,' a stunning 12 minutes that DeBlois matches with a shiver-inducing sequence Dec 27, 2013 | Full Review…
Reverberates a sense not only of Iceland's people, places and history but a sense of natural intimacy and intimacy with nature. Capping it all is the band's best-ever, 'Popplagið,' a stunning 12 minutes that DeBlois matches with a shiver-inducing sequence
Brian Gibson
The whole island seems to be in transition - huge developments threaten to deface the natural grandeur of the place - and this documentary may yet come to represent a vital memorial. Nov 2, 2007 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
The whole island seems to be in transition - huge developments threaten to deface the natural grandeur of the place - and this documentary may yet come to represent a vital memorial.
Anthony Quinn
The elegantly composed shots of the island's broodingly lonesome wide spaces offer clues as to the group's widescreen post-rock sound. Indeed, their music comes to seem site-specific, as environmentally immersed as the landscape art of Richard Long. Nov 2, 2007 | Full Review…
The elegantly composed shots of the island's broodingly lonesome wide spaces offer clues as to the group's widescreen post-rock sound. Indeed, their music comes to seem site-specific, as environmentally immersed as the landscape art of Richard Long.
Sukhdev Sandhu
Made with love for fans, this is an indulgent but enjoyable film about the band and the places that have inspired their music. Nov 2, 2007 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Made with love for fans, this is an indulgent but enjoyable film about the band and the places that have inspired their music.
Jon Fortgang
Heartfelt and humorous, if you're not pulsating during the Reykjavík finale you're probably kaput. Nov 2, 2007 | Rating: 5/5 | Full Review…
Heartfelt and humorous, if you're not pulsating during the Reykjavík finale you're probably kaput.
Jonathan Dean
One of the most beautiful audiovisual experiences of the year. Nov 1, 2007 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
One of the most beautiful audiovisual experiences of the year.
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