Film Fumblers Fumblers

This week we’re talking about the visually stunning Loving Vincent. A mind blowing 65,000 hand painted frames from 125 artists created this film, but we couldn’t help but think the narrative of what those paintings showed was a little lackluster.  We wished the same amount of detail that went into the animation was consistent throughout the project, but either way watch it for the paintings alone.
Fumbler Score 7.1/10
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In 1995, a tragic earthquake hit Japan and destroyed the movie studio that would have produced a live-action version of Perfect Blue. Production was stopped and funds were reallocated to create a shorter animated version of the film. Tragedy birthed one of the most original, influential, and most talked about anime films of all time. Satoshi Kon's brilliance inspired a generation of film makers and brought the world into the life of an IDOL. This was a fun (trippy) watch for us and really got us thinking about streamer/idol/celebrity culture that we see today. 
Fumbler Score: 8.6/10
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We’re here with our first movie of aniMAYtion Shrek!

Robert Eggers is back with his 3rd film The Northman. Eggers finally gets some budget to play around with, and it really shows from the amazing cinematography, breathtaking back drops, and top notch acting. We were a little split on the Shakespearean-esque story, however.  But if you wanna just watch buff dudes be guys, this is it.
Fumbler Score: 7.8/10
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It's always a special moment when you're experiencing a film and you just know it's going down as one of the GOATs.

Batman returns to big screen in a grand fashion (at least runtime wise). Did it keep our attention? Was Battinson what we always needed?!