Keyword: drug dealer
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Memento
If you’ve never given Memento a fair shot, 2000 is as good a year as any to fix that — Christopher Nolan’s film has aged into something like a cult favorite. Even the marketing knew what it had: the tagline “Some memories are best forgotten.” sets the mood before a single frame plays. Here’s the…
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Pulp Fiction
If you have been putting off “Pulp Fiction” since 1994, this is your sign to finally move it to the top of the queue. It does not take long to understand why people keep bringing it up. The marketing leaned on the line “You won’t know the facts until you’ve seen the fiction.” — and…
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Trainspotting
Not every film needs to reinvent its genre to be worth your time, and “Trainspotting”, a crime and drama entry, proves the point. It does not take long to understand why people keep bringing it up. Everything the film wants you to feel is right there in its tagline: “Choose life.” At the center of…
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Moonlight
When Barry Jenkins sat down to make “Moonlight”, the goal was clearly to deliver something that sticks with an audience long after the credits roll. It is easy to see why it keeps getting recommended long after its initial release. Everything the film wants you to feel is right there in its tagline: “This is…