Silk
Tokyo / in a strange loop
Where is the acting FL?
Watching the female lead is like enduring a masterclass in monotony. Her acting was so flat that it makes a wooden plank look lively in comparison. Watching paint dry would be more thrilling an experience I think?But oh wait, watching a tree grow in slow motion might actually be more exciting too. Whenever she's on screen , the energy is so stagnant that you could use that time spent to literally do anything else—like counting the individual grains of sand on a beach or timing how long it takes for an ice cube to melt. It’s a truly special kind of boredom, one where every moment drags on like a never-ending lecture on the history of paint drying.
I can go on and on.. but I'll stop here.
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"it would be awkward if we just sat in silence.."
"should i shut up now?"...
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" I can't do it.."
I just love this scene where Gabriel joins the stranger for a joint in the car. It's very engaging, and I've been rewinding to that scene just to see the sweet interaction between these two men who only crossed paths a minute ago. The chemistry is palpable, and the dialogue is witty, natural, and realistic.
I am left wishing they got together again in another circumtances.
Does anyone know the name of the actor who plays the 'grab driver'/stranger in that scene?
I don't seem to see him in the cast list.
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