Francis Ford Coppola's Tetro trailer, you guys.
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OK, first let me say that this actually looks pretty good. Sure, it's a little film-grad-with-a-minor-in-mid-century-French-philosophy's-senior-thesis, but it's Francis Ford Coppola, he is often very good at making movies. And sure, it is a little funny that this looks more like a Sophia Coppola film, as if her recent success has forced her father to reconsider his life's work and grab onto that moody, twee zeitgeist. But whatever! And I like Vincent Gallo. There I said it.
But the real danger with this film is now that we live in the post-ironic age, whatever THAT means, when you get the tone of something so right, it starts to look like you're making a joke. Which is why Tetro basically looks like the sequel to Louis C.K.'s Persona Ne'll Aqua:
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Do you see what I mean? You see what I mean.
