Giving Up The Ghost

This film really does have it all. I laughed, I cried, I even came a couple of times. An awe-inspiring piece, with many layers that can only be explored and truly understood by someone of such a high intellect that it is truly incomprehensible by a mind such as mine. I must first absorb many more episodes of Richard And Mortimer in order to fully understand the scope and scale which the director was aiming to achieve.The most notable of the cast is that of Julian, who's character has such depth and emotion that it will likely be compared to the greats of the past many years down the line. This movie will surely hold it's own against the likes of Inside Out (2015),The Room (2003), and The Boy in The Striped Pajamas (2008).

I won't lie when I say this, but this film really opened up a door in my life. This awe-inspiring film will be passed on from generation to generation and so on. The film itself was really emotional and I can relate to the director about what he was trying to achieve with the film's storyline. This film has brought new meaning to the world of great films. It made my laugh, cry and scream in happiness as i watched it. 10/10 as it reminds me of the film The Room, The Shining and the Emoji Movie.

I loved it when mr dwyer gave up on the ghost, and when mr dwyer did kubrick stare at a woman. And when mr dwyer did the worm. I gave this movie a 9/10 as the other cast members lacked chemistry with mr dwyer, making mr dwyer seem creepy when in reality he isnt...