A Real Pain (Jesse Eisenberg, November 1, 2024) Movie • Page 3

thanks dyl just wanted to make sure it was direct and to the point

 

Really enjoyed this. Was surprised with the cast of the tour group too. Didn’t expect to see my boy Maester Orwyle or Evan from The White Lotus

 

I loved this, such a refreshing film. would've been so easy to make Benji either too frustrating or too likable but Keiran walked the line perfectly, absolutely magnetic performance. Eisenberg's no slouch either especially the dinner scene

I'm sure it's been commented on but the visual comedy of David gradually accruing phones in the statue scene was A+

 

just watched this with my housemate and I don't know if he was super into it but I loved it even more second time round. strangely seemed a lot heavier this time and a lot funnier in the cinema? I think that panning shot to Kieran crying on the van after the concentration camp is one of the most devastating things I've ever seen

 

huge shock

 

goddamn well deserved