Tony

From the dialogue to the simple cinematography and everything in between, this just might be one of the best biopics out there. When Micheal came out, I thought, good but safe. This is excellent and courageous, exactly what a biopic should be, a person in imperfect and that’s what makes them human, this project has one thing that most don’t have, Heart.

Everything is near perfect and the magic that the film creates while you watch it will stick to you for days to come.

“Wanna learn how to shuck an oyster?”

@gcarv wouldn’t dare to even look at the plate of oysters. He’d probably be running towards the bathroom if he saw the lobster roles

Antonio Banderas ❤️

I'm glad everyone is enjoying Tony because I'm happy I watched it, but it didn't strike me as a movie that stands out. I loved the performances- Sessa and Banderas work perfectly together, with Leo Woodall a standout- but beyond that, I felt it was a little run-of-the-mill.

The reason I saw this film is the best part of the movie: the mentor & student relationship of Chef & Tony.

Hold on, I just gotta propose to Emilia Jones 💍