C’Mon C’Mon Quietly Wonders About The Entire World | Movie Review

Mike Mills and Joaquin Phoenix bring us something truly special with C’Mon C’Mon, the story of a journalist interviewing kids across the country. On paper, that premise may sound predictable, but the chemistry between Phoenix and Woody Norman on screen enlivens an otherwise quiet road drama by keeping the state of the world at large front and center.

Written and Directed by Mike Mills, C’Mon C’Mon sees a relationship between its two leads carry the film. Throughout Phoenix’s on screen work getting children to say interesting things about the world and their lives, doesn’t interfere with the story or get tiresome to be around. Instead, it speaks to something more challenging, what one generation can learn from another, and what they’re willing to engage with in the first place.

For more black and white cinema that was made after the advent of color photography check out our What’s the Difference on the Stanley Kubrick satire Dr. Strangelove - https://youtu.be/8XZyjp8uTJk

And for more films about one generation interacting with another checking out these things you didn’t know about Rick and Morty - https://youtu.be/EQH_qZIwjW8

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