I loved Swiss Army Man, the directors’ previous film, for its weirdness, charm, music, humour and visual flare. Everything Everywhere was an improvement over all of these aspects so I absolutely loved it, such that I can overlook the pacing issues. They never lose the very human story through the madness.
The Curse of the Black Pearl, and it’s not particularly close.
There are tons and tons of lists on Letterboxd, a social network built around movies. Sounds like exactly what you’re looking for. You can find popular lists, lists created by users that appeal to your tastes, official lists put out by the site, or anything else really.
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There are moments of calm, but the show is very much about the chaos of the family and the kitchen.
Gonna try to phrase this an inflammatory way:
People who like bad movies have been conditioned by consumerism to not appreciate art. They believe spectacle, humour, and a tight plot are ‘good enough’, and they don’t value thoughtfulness, novelty, beauty, or abrasiveness nearly enough. Film is more than a way to fill time and have fun. Film is more than an explosion, a laugh, and a happy ending.
On an unrelated note: Mad Max: Fury Road is one of my favourite movies.