Freud's Last Session

I don't think I've ever not been fascinated by a Hopkins performance. The dialogue and storytelling was so complex. I know of Sigmund, but I barely know any of his work. It could have had clearer information, and if it wasn't that, then it would be the editing. The director really liked his up close, fast cut away shots. On one hand, it felt rushed and slightly flat. On the other, the design and cinematography was incredible. I could feel the horror. Anthony Hopkins, the score, and psychology. I loved the debates on religion, relationships, sex, death, and life. All without offence.

3/5 ⭐️

A pretty weak film—they use way too many flashbacks, and at times, the past scenes get confused with the present ones. The topic the characters tackle regarding the existence of God is quite interesting.

Sigmund Freud (Anthony Hopkins), the father of psychoanalysis, is practically dying of mouth cancer while having his final session with C.S. Lewis (Matthew Goode), a professor and writer best known for The Chronicles of Narnia.

Not really impressed

Not really impressed

3/5 ⭐️

A pretty weak film—they use way too many flashbacks, and at times, the past scenes get confused with the present ones. The topic the characters tackle regarding the existence of God is quite interesting.

Sigmund Freud (Anthony Hopkins), the father of psychoanalysis, is practically dying of mouth cancer while having his final session with C.S. Lewis (Matthew Goode), a professor and writer best known for The Chronicles of Narnia.

Didn’t keep me interested enough to watch full movie.