The Last Black Man in San Francisco (Joe Talbot, June 14, 2019) Movie

Starring: Jimmy Fails, Jonathan Majors, Danny Glover, Tichina Arnold

 

hmmmmmmmmmm looks good

 

I don’t recognize the cinematographer’s name but it looks damn pretty

 

Likely seeing this on Monday

 

Cannot wait. My sister saw it last night and loved it and our opinions tend to align so I’m stoked

 

About to watch in an hour, evidently there's gonna be some humor to this as well. ok then

 

Want to see this

 

This was certainly different

 

In a good or bad way?

 

Definitely more good

 

The more I think about it, the higher it grows in my opinion. There's a warmth to this that I haven't seen in too many recent films

 

I think I loved this?

I was worried for a second that perhaps it was getting too cutesy during the play scene but that was quickly brought back down to reality.

Just a beautiful love letter to SF and really made me nostalgic for that city. I’ll need to see it again.

 

I almost felt as if I was watching a painting come to life, if that makes sense. It transcends traditionally storytelling in such a bizarre way that it’s sort of hard for me to put my finger on it. The whole thing is an incredibly surreal adventure that seems to take place outside of reality but it never felt too confused or far fetched.

 

Cool perspective! Loved how beautifully shot it was. I loved the acting, score, and the friendship between the two main actors as well.

 

This is as heartwarming as the film

Joe Talbot's Strange Journey

 

What a strange film. It feels so.. slippery, like I was constantly at some distance from it (which, I think, is partially the point given the relationship between Jimmie and Montgomery. It's definitely beautiful, a lot of the cinematography brought to mind Barry Jenkins and Beale Street (especially the head on/portrait shots). I don't think I loved it though. It is very affecting, and it really won me over by the end (from Kofi's murder and onward was particularly great), but I'm still sort of struggling with my feelings towards it as a whole piece.

 

God, I loved this. My favorite movie of the year so far by a mile.

“You don’t get to hate it unless you love it.”

 

Wow, this was great. One of my favorite movies of the year for sure. Everything about it was beautiful.

 

This wrecked me, such a warm film. Absolutely loved it.

 

prime 12/5

 

I hope more people see this now that it's on Prime. Still one of my favorites of 2019 and one of the most tender films I've seen in a while.

 

Good to know it’s on Prime. Will definitely check this out soon

 

i cant stop thinking about this.