Rose of Nevada Reviews

Love a film that has me thinking about it this much afterwards.
I walk in with no context.
Its shot and has dialogue that a p*rno would have lol.
I was watching two dudes fish for two hours and seeing them figure out whats happening.
The midpoint is when it clicked for me

7/10

I guessed what was happening soon enough but was waiting for the ending to give me an answer to WHY was it happening

I just hate when movies don’t answer to the central question “why?”

A film that feels sort of experimental and non-traditional in nature but still tells a compelling story through the characters. Though there is not a lot of dialogue, it was still very interesting to see how the characters shifted over the film. Overall impressive cinematography and atmosphere.

Really love the old-time look and aesthetic of the movie and loved how surreal it was. I'm usually a fan of minimalistic dialogue but I think this movie needed a bit more because it's too convoluted. Maybe I'll get it after a rewatch.

Rightly so, every time I see a movie with a boat and a time loop, I always end up pissed off. 🤨 But What can I say? It's a great movie.

I wish the characters were as confused as I was so at least we’d be on the same page.

What in the Student Film was that?

the boat came back after 30 years and brought the wrong century with it

i’ve never seen a film quite like this one. so many things about it are peculiar and in such mind spinning ways. the cinematography is so unique and i love it so much. i wish i understood this movie more because if i did i’d probably like it more

Slow but interesting. Feels like a lost film that just washed up like a fishing boat.

mark jenkin is fucking back

The atmosphere in this was unlike anything I’ve seen, it was so realistic yet so otherworldly. It gave me Andrei Tarkovsky vibes.