SidhantSarswat Reviews

Miss Americana (2020)

Extremely manipulative documentary.

[1/10 · 2 June 2024]

This Taylor swift girl really wants the viewers of this documentary to sympathies with her and to feel sorry for her. I hated every second of it with all my heart. I don't understand why someone would produce a documentary like this have producers lost their minds the music in this film is horrendous. I have not heard this music before and I don't want to ever hear it again.

From start to end this film is a torture. If anyone reads this review please stay away from it. Watch something good instead of this.

I went on youtube for a while to listen to her music. To see what's the big deal with this singer why people are so crazy about especially girls. After listening to couple of her songs some of them had insane amount views.

All I can say is that her music is just as obnoxious and stupid as this film.

A Single Man (2009)

Embracing Solitude

[9/10 · 8 February 2024]

I remember Guardian chief critic peter Bradshaw dismissing this tom ford film as a bereavement by Dior.

I sincerely disagree with his review. I think that disregarding it with those words is unfair just because director is a notable fashion designer. This film is much more than just an exercise in dealing with loss. I think it is about finding your self in this world where death is inevitable.

It's a testament to the power of cinema to evoke profound emotion and provoke introspection, making it a must-watch for anyone seeking a truly immersive cinematic experience.

Captivating, Poignant, and Visually Stunning.

Firth's performance is nothing short of exceptional; he brings a quiet intensity to the role, conveying George's inner turmoil with subtlety and depth.

But i think that not knowing who directed this film before watching this will also elevate your experience. Because some people will look into the cast and crew section and disregard it or look down upon it because the director is a fashion designer.

Tom Ford's directorial debut is a testament to his talent as both a filmmaker and an artist, and it deserves to be celebrated as such.