Loved all the series so jumped on the early screening of this last week. The other cinema goers cheered & clapped at the end but I came away feeling meh. Maybe it was just me expecting more from the film .
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Loved all the series so jumped on the early screening of this last week. The other cinema goers cheered & clapped at the end but I came away feeling meh. Maybe it was just me expecting more from the film .
Bigga
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"Auggie"
Firstly, I really like Richard Kind, but I didn't think I'd like him outside of a comedic role, but this film was perfect for him.
I'm big on psychological drama and this explored a few things in the Human Being well.
I really enjoyed the challenge of what difference this film could make from ones that have come before it, like "Her".
This seemed a little more grounded in a way you see that may be not far in the future.
Nice twist towards the end.
I'd love to know what anyone else thought of it?
Firstly, I really like Richard Kind, but I didn't think I'd like him outside of a comedic role, but this film was perfect for him.
I'm big on psychological drama and this explored a few things in the Human Being well.
I really enjoyed the challenge of what difference this film could make from ones that have come before it, like "Her".
This seemed a little more grounded in a way you see that may be not far in the future.
Nice twist towards the end.
I'd love to know what anyone else thought of it?
Blue Maverick
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Rambo 5 6/10 weak story sane ending as the others, should’ve stopped after the second one tbh the first will always be the best one
EL APACHE TEVEZ
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In like flint, absolutely brilliant it’s 50 odd years old,jimmy coburn was a cool dude.
Bigga
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"In the Shadow of the Moon" - Netflix
I'm still a bit taken aback by this film. Don't think I ever watched a film which crosses all aspects of overall emotion before. By that I mean 'involvement', 'expectation', 'mundane/ bored', 'surprised' and 'impressed'!! Believe it or not, it kept my attention because it was shot well (despite the poor wigs in the makeup dept!).
The storyline is a stretch and there are plot holes galore, but it's strangely engaging with a super interesting twist in the film. More time on the story could have seen better benefits.
Not a film scorer, but I would be hard pressed to know how to score it, anyway as it ranges well across the middle!
I'm still a bit taken aback by this film. Don't think I ever watched a film which crosses all aspects of overall emotion before. By that I mean 'involvement', 'expectation', 'mundane/ bored', 'surprised' and 'impressed'!! Believe it or not, it kept my attention because it was shot well (despite the poor wigs in the makeup dept!).
The storyline is a stretch and there are plot holes galore, but it's strangely engaging with a super interesting twist in the film. More time on the story could have seen better benefits.
Not a film scorer, but I would be hard pressed to know how to score it, anyway as it ranges well across the middle!
foetus
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Ad Astra. Decent enough. Has some good moments but it's not super original...Interstellar and Gravity are better movies. Ending was a bit underwhelming too.
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worsleyweb
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Just about to watch hotel Mumbai