Characters from American Fiction, Saltburn, and Air
Streaming’s here to stay, so they say, and like it or not, it probably won’t go away. Starting in the 2010s, Netflix and a host of eventual competitors began producing or distributing movies, often dropping them straight on streaming platforms. Of these “original” productions, some get limited theatrical showings, but it’s safe to assume that, for better or worse, most viewers view them at home.
This kind of premise bolstered by a limited setting has been done before in other thrillers, and has admittedly been done better than it’s done in 7500… but there’s still a decent amount on offer here for anyone who’s after something simple. It’s a good showcase for Gordon-Levitt, too, who doesn’t seem as prolific as of late, compared to how he used to be, but can nonetheless still turn in a good lead performance when called upon.
8 'Sound of Metal' Director: Darius Marder Its title might suggest something a little more explosive, but in reality, Sound of Metal is pretty grounded, as far as dramas go. It’s a character study kind of movie, focusing on a heavy metal drummer and how he reacts to a potentially career-derailing diagnosis from a doctor: he’s losing his hearing, and continued exposure to loud noises puts him at risk of the condition worsening.
Argentina, 1985 is fairly long, at 140 minutes, and also heavy-going, with those two factors admittedly being things that sometimes hamper something like a film’s rewatchability. Still, the quality of the filmmaking on offer and the strength of its lead performances make it compelling viewing, and it’s easy to appreciate both the technical craft and the recounting of some rather surprising true events.
4 'The Vast of Night' Director: Andrew Patterson It’s rare to see great science fiction movies executed with as low a budget as The Vast of Night managed, with this small-scale yet compelling film being made for less than $1 million. It gets by without the need for too many special effects, emphasizing mystery over spectacle with a narrative that focuses on two people who believe they’ve stumbled upon an audio frequency that might well have originated from outer space.
It's very straightforward, and though it does ultimately make an underdog story out of one of the biggest brands in the world , it’s nevertheless breezy and very watchable. Air is the sort of movie that few would be offended to have on in the background, being the kind of movie that’s easy to watch and slip in and out of; a perfect kind of lightweight streaming film, really.
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