Yes it is. Only the 6th season is a bit weaker, offers a bit more routine instead inspiration. I'm just watching the 7th season, and try to stretch it over the whole year (but I have already watched half of it), cause it is very sad that it ends, and it is sad not to follow the protagonists over another decade as they get older and dumber and so on.
Funny. I was just going say that it becomes better and better, the sixth season being the pinnacle (and the 7th a good but lesser season). When I watched the 6th season, I remember thinking that it must be one of the best existentialist works in the history of moving images.
Falling Down[/b - 7.5/10 - Michael Douglas loses his job and goes nuts. Sort of a modern Taxi Driver without the subtlety, but fairly entertaining.
An eye rolling drink mostly indicates an interesting and deeply realistic movie. So now it is settled, Night Moves is a great film devoid of cliches, apart from the noir stuff, without which it couldn't be a comment on noirs.
Coming from Joel Schumacher, it was definitely a pleasant surprise.
Minority Report (2002)Thought it was very ugly visually
And also the reason why the film is only ok, and not something special.
You just destroyed your own credibility. Minority Report has lots of flaws but is beyond perfection when it comes to visuals.
I've gotta disagree Mr. Cinematographer...blue tint splattered onto a never-ending shaky cam with over-exposed backlights drizzled like cum over every image made it feel like it was seriously cheating at creating an early-2000's sci-fi look.