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Quite an interesting Czech comedy from 1983 about a full-time bachelor who thinks of nothing but the conquest of one female after another even though it often seems that his failures quite outnumber his successes. This doesn't deter the Don Juan from his constant need for sex but strikingly the film eventually takes on a more serious tone as the young man begins to age and contemplates mortality. This clever, funny film strangely almost becomes a morality play.
Such a sweet and funny movie! The only part that made no sense is when Ian was at the door receiving gifts from the locals and said nothing. In 20 years of marriage to a Greek girl, he never learned how to say Hello, Good Bye, or Thank You in Greek? Other than that, I loved the movie. It was very uplifting.
As a serious fan of sci-fi stories about AI, this satisfied my expectations. Visually spectacular and beautifully rendered special effects. Soundtrack was also on point. Not just an action movie with a complicated main character, it uses sci-fi as a medium for social commentary. The only fault I might concede is the point was maybe a little too obvious, but still an important message.
The book was so great - hard to match but did enjoy it - although a bit too long - all in all just such an important true story to be made aware of.
3 girls on their way to a metal concert meet up with 3 guys going to the same show. All the meanwhile satanic murders are taking place across America. What follows is a sloppy turn of events and an attempt or two at some twists that dont really add much to the story or entertainment value. The girls are pleasant enough to look at especially Alexandra Daddario and the guys are likeable enough to care about them. All in all this movie could've been much better. Its plagued with your typical bad decision making that most characters make in horror movies but worse than that it has very little gore, very few scares and no nudity at all. Wasn't much of a horror movie but was still a decent flick.
What have I been missing all these 17 years of her career! I brought my little sister to see this and I came out a Swiftie Fan! Throughout her concert I found myself saying WOW so many times. I even clapped as if I was part of the concert audience. This was a phenomenal experience and I’m bowled over at her prolific songwriting and storytelling prowess! I highly recommend even if you’re not a fan… but you will be after watching this!
Just got back from seeing it tonight in French with English subtitles. It's not really the horror movie (body count is low and mostly off screen but with solid sound effects and foley) like I was expecting based on the trailer but it was a very good fantasy drama with an ending that sent most of the theatre home happy.
It's a well made film that takes a few risks, does a few homages classics while still keeping that quasi Quebec Indy film vibe. Thanks to some great performances and script you could believe the vampires and the dynamic. Recommended if you like fantasy elements with your young adult drama and humanoid based vampires trying to find their own place in the world.
Bon film; doux, sensible et sympathique. Bon jeu des comédiens. Un film au rythme lent qui s'écoute bien!
I vaguely remember this movie as some sort of audio-visual psychedelic experience back in the 70s. It may have been attached to some modern music at the time.
With this restored version of the Roaring 20s non-talky classic, there appeared a complex plot.
It addresses some of the same concerns we have today about Artificial Intelligence and powerful influencers.
This low-budget Korean copy of Godzilla proves to be a good deal of infectiously goofy fun. The plot centers on a gigantic, fire-breathing, ill-tempered prehistoric monster called Yongary that's awakened from its centuries of slumber by an earthquake and subsequently embarks on a lengthy destructive spree: The behemoth beast tramples tanks, levels bridges, swats at helicopters as if they were large pesky flies, guzzles oil by the drum load, knocks over buildings, blows up fighter jets, and generally causes a lot of mass panic and hysteria. In one especially gut-busting scene, Yongary appears to get down and boogie to groovy rock music (!). The (not so) special effects are every bit as laughably lousy and unconvincing as one could hope for. The expected awful English dubbing further adds to the abundant unintentional hilarity. An absolute kitschy hoot.
Every minute is engrossing. Excellent performances. Fascinating story. Definitely worth watching.
An excellent film, but it doesn't make much sense without some background knowledge of Israel's early days, and the desperate wars that it fought in the first twenty-five years of its existence. In particular, I felt that the portrayal of Israel's military leadership was interesting, a force prepared to make big moves -- to roll the dice -- if the strategic situation demanded such.
As for the portrayal of Golda Meier, any person can be made up to look like any other person. But it takes an actor of Helen Mirren's ability to bring the portrayal to life. And I thought her portrayal was spot on, corresponding with everything I have read about Golda.
I would have given this film a "10", except that such a rating implies perfection, and I simply don't know enough to confirm that.
Greta Gerwig does it again. Didn't go in with really any expectations and was so impressed with the whole movie. Loved the commentary somewhat political but told in an honest unoffensive way. The audience even applauded after one characters speech.
Decent plot line that sadly had to be explained in detail a number of times by supporting cast members as the flick unfolded; are we that dimwitted of a viewing audience? Climax action scenes were quite cool; after viewing a number of cliche fights and a far too long car chase they were welcome. No surprise that a Part II is on the way, which was set up well. Would prefer use of more slick, sophisticated, deceptive and intelligent IMF methods rather than frequent physical/violent fight scenes; more in tune with the original MI. May be running out of original ideas as franchise grinds to a close perhaps in 2024.
An okay movie. The actors were good but I found the pace a bit slow. Was expecting more of a light hearted comedy-drama but can't remember any scenes that I found gave me more than a little chuckle.
If you do not know who Robert Oppenheimer is prior to seeing this movie, it probably would be a good idea to find out a bit about him first. I have seen it once, and I might see it again. It is possible but not certain that this could be a rare film that we are still talking about 10 Years from now, or possibly longer.
What I came away with was that the movie didn't have a high opinion of men, highly feministic (no compromise here), and not very realistic. That is, Barbie making the final choice didn't seem like a choice many women would make, given the chance. Too many closeups, too many existential crises, didn't leave me with a good feeling. Not sure what exactly they were going for, but it wasn't terribly obvious or fun.
I loved it! It was a fun ride and it was scary. Made me jump a few times. For a horror movie, I thought the plot was good and the ending was good. Generally, I find that most horror movies don't have much of an ending.
I wasn’t overly impressed. It was decent. Not really a scary at all. Not the best movie in the franchise.
Don’t do it. Nothing new. No secrets revealed. Massive body count but not enough plot to keep me awake. It took him 20 minutes to get up a flight of stairs! The ending was senseless and disappointing.