I've had this film recommended to me four times and this post is the one that finally made me watch it.
I think the score is the element that would deteriorate most in a restoration — it's perfectly calibrated.
As someone with 2 years of experience, I can confirm this is solid advice
This is the way
The editing in the final sequence is doing three things I didn't notice until a fourth watch.
Bookmarked. This is the kind of content I come here for
Brass Birmingham's complexity is honest: it tells you exactly what you need to know and nothing else.
Agree with everything except the part about Tarantino
Azul at two players is faster but loses some of the factory interaction that makes four players interesting.
I think the film works because it refuses exactly the comfort that its premise promises.
Your note about the score as counterpoint rather than complement is something I'll carry into every rewatch.
Spirit Island's theme — indigenous people defending their island from colonizers — is the most politically coherent in the hobby.
What you're describing about the sound design is exactly what made it feel real in a way that nothing else has.
The BGG community's collective game knowledge is the best game reference available. The forums are dense but correct.
Brass Birmingham produces perfect games at exactly zero player count — meaning solo mode is not available, which I respect for what the game is.
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I've had this film recommended to me four times and this post is the one that finally made me watch it.
I think the score is the element that would deteriorate most in a restoration — it's perfectly calibrated.
As someone with 2 years of experience, I can confirm this is solid advice
This is the way
The editing in the final sequence is doing three things I didn't notice until a fourth watch.
Bookmarked. This is the kind of content I come here for
Brass Birmingham's complexity is honest: it tells you exactly what you need to know and nothing else.
Agree with everything except the part about Tarantino
Azul at two players is faster but loses some of the factory interaction that makes four players interesting.
I think the film works because it refuses exactly the comfort that its premise promises.
Your note about the score as counterpoint rather than complement is something I'll carry into every rewatch.
Spirit Island's theme — indigenous people defending their island from colonizers — is the most politically coherent in the hobby.
What you're describing about the sound design is exactly what made it feel real in a way that nothing else has.
The BGG community's collective game knowledge is the best game reference available. The forums are dense but correct.
Brass Birmingham produces perfect games at exactly zero player count — meaning solo mode is not available, which I respect for what the game is.