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PostPosted: Mon, 14th Jun 2021 13:40    Post subject:
Soul (2020), best Pixar movie in a long, long time, 7.5/10.


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PostPosted: Tue, 15th Jun 2021 01:27    Post subject:
Secret in Their Eyes (2009) - 6.5/10

Not a bad crime thriller, but Julia Roberts looks way haggard in this Surprised
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PostPosted: Mon, 21st Jun 2021 01:41    Post subject:
The Guest - 6/10

It felt like a homage to the 80s action movies, with its semi-serious thriller-ish vibes mixed with silly pew-pew-y scenes going hand in hand with the retro soundtrack. Nice premise, so-so execution, but in line with what one would expect from a B-like flick. The acting was competent, despite Dan Stevens' multiple attempts at generating sexual tension.


We Need to Talk About Kevin - 7/10

That was more unsettling than I expected, not because of its imagery or the psychological background, but because I could somehow sympathize with that poor mother. I haven't wanted to virtually slap a kid in the face so much since Joffrey and that kid from The Strain, kudos to Ezra Miller for doing an excellent job. Tilda delivered as well, and so it did the direction. I would have preferred the final part of the movie to be less melodramatic, but it didn't feel out of place.
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PostPosted: Mon, 21st Jun 2021 16:51    Post subject:
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We Need to Talk About Kevin - 7/10

That was more unsettling than I expected, not because of its imagery or the psychological background, but because I could somehow sympathize with that poor mother. I haven't wanted to virtually slap a kid in the face so much since Joffrey and that kid from The Strain, kudos to Ezra Miller for doing an excellent job. Tilda delivered as well, and so it did the direction. I would have preferred the final part of the movie to be less melodramatic, but it didn't feel out of place.


You must have forgotten about the kid from Babadook. Laughing


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PostPosted: Mon, 21st Jun 2021 17:16    Post subject:
Soul (2020)

One of the better Pixar's, but also thought it tried too hard, somehow. Pixar movies with humans are just not the same as the ones with animals/toys, imo.
(this one's better than Up though, apart from those brilliant first 15 minutes in Up, obviously)

Koma/Coma (2019)

Really great, thanks for the recommendation. Can't believe budget was only $4 million. I only didn't really like the reveal in the end, I would have liked it better if it were something on a global scale (more akin to the Matrix)


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PostPosted: Mon, 21st Jun 2021 17:32    Post subject:
Lathieza wrote:
ixigia wrote:

We Need to Talk About Kevin - 7/10

That was more unsettling than I expected, not because of its imagery or the psychological background, but because I could somehow sympathize with that poor mother. I haven't wanted to virtually slap a kid in the face so much since Joffrey and that kid from The Strain, kudos to Ezra Miller for doing an excellent job. Tilda delivered as well, and so it did the direction. I would have preferred the final part of the movie to be less melodramatic, but it didn't feel out of place.


You must have forgotten about the kid from Babadook. Laughing

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PostPosted: Tue, 29th Jun 2021 06:10    Post subject:
A Quiet Place Part II - 6.5/10
A decline in comparison to first part IMO. Especially the last act that was painfully tropey and made me wince while watching it.

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Still a decent and enjoyable flick for most part.


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PostPosted: Tue, 29th Jun 2021 09:11    Post subject:
A Quiet Place Part 2 - 2/10 for me (I didn't think the first one was that great either though). There's no substance to the movie at all, 50% of the movie is on Mute and at the end of the day its just CGI monsters smashing shit, i don't remember a characters name or any point in any of them doing anything in the movie.

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PostPosted: Fri, 2nd Jul 2021 20:13    Post subject:
Tomorrow war 7/10
Incredibly stupid.
Incredibly cliche.
It gets 7/10 cause of the jump.
Only cool scene. Would have been epic had it been explored more (longer, rated r)
Action was ok. Expected more cause of the set pics.
But overall it is just a waste of time.


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PostPosted: Sat, 3rd Jul 2021 03:51    Post subject:
paxsali wrote:
Areius wrote:
Soul (2020), best Pixar movie in a long, long time, 7.5/10.


I thought it was a little bit unstructured and difficult to follow, tbh.


I find most Pixar films very unstructured.
Most extreme showcase of this was Up, a great short film of 10 minutes, extended by 80 minutes with unnecessary and dumb content.
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PostPosted: Sat, 3rd Jul 2021 18:41    Post subject:
Tomorrow War: 6.5/10: Missing something to make it a must watch. Had potential, but failed to bring it to next level. Cool looking monsters and interesting plot somewhat kept me watching


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PostPosted: Sat, 3rd Jul 2021 20:01    Post subject:
Tomorrow War (2021) 6/10

I like Chris Pratt and his movies are generally all very watchable. This was dumb, but still I enjoyed it for what it was. Smile

Werewolves Within (2021) 5/10

A little weird comedy/mystery/horror movie with quite weird characters and hit and miss humour. Little funny watching this after Tomorrow War since it had Sam Richardson from it as the main guy. Very Happy


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PostPosted: Sat, 3rd Jul 2021 20:07    Post subject:
The tomorrow war - my inner child gives this movie 8/10
It was dumb, there is no time travel paradox, it steals from all cult scifi movies but damn it was enjoyable. Almost no fucking emotional scifi bullshit, aww my relatable feels and psychological drama. And the aliens were great with great cgi for most part.


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PostPosted: Sun, 4th Jul 2021 02:31    Post subject:
Hitmans wife bodyguard
4/10
Looks like they came up with quips that sound cool and wrote a story/plot around it. First one was creative and fun, this is exactly the same but stale. No innovation in the formula.


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PostPosted: Sun, 4th Jul 2021 11:39    Post subject:
The Tomorrow War - 6/10

Emotional cringefest. CGI and action scenes were good, viciously unleashed monsters specially Very Happy
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PostPosted: Sun, 4th Jul 2021 11:49    Post subject:
Tomorrow war

I mean there is dumb fun and just plain stupid

Not even pratt could save it
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PostPosted: Sun, 4th Jul 2021 11:58    Post subject:
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PostPosted: Sun, 4th Jul 2021 15:06    Post subject:
Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard (2021) 4,5/10

Don't actually remember much from the first one, but this was rarely funny and too over the top.
It felt like their idea of funny was to be raunchy way too often and ride on that.

Infinite (2021) 5,5/10

A little above average action movie with Mark Wahlberg being himself again. Had some nice action, but overall was forgettable.


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PostPosted: Mon, 5th Jul 2021 07:21    Post subject:
Wait Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard is a real title?
That's fucking horrible, I thought it was a lulzy hump version Laughing
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PostPosted: Mon, 5th Jul 2021 08:37    Post subject:
VonMisk wrote:
The tomorrow war - my inner child gives this movie 8/10
It was dumb, there is no time travel paradox, it steals from all cult scifi movies but damn it was enjoyable. Almost no fucking emotional scifi bullshit, aww my relatable feels and psychological drama. And the aliens were great with great cgi for most part.


Same here.
I didn't like the cool nerds getting off screen so quickly after deployment.


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PostPosted: Mon, 5th Jul 2021 11:26    Post subject:
The Tomorrow War: 7.5/10. Just enjoyable, not everything made a lot of sense, but it's fine for such a movie Smile


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PostPosted: Mon, 5th Jul 2021 15:17    Post subject:
The Tomorrow War 6.5/10

The aliens were really well made, I like how aggressive they were, felt actually like a threatening force. Some of the visual effects also appeared to be practical which is a plus (or, at least, CGI made to look practical, which is fine in my book Very Happy ).

It's sci-fi, if everything made sense it'd be just sci Very Happy So I didn't mind that not everything made sense. It wasn't nearly as bad as Army of the Dead Laughing


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PostPosted: Mon, 5th Jul 2021 16:57    Post subject:
Il_Padrino wrote:
The Tomorrow War 6.5/10

Some of the visual effects also appeared to be practical which is a plus (or, at least, CGI made to look practical, which is fine in my book Very Happy ).



Some monsters were practical. Some instagram profile I follow posted some tests of the monster puppets.
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PostPosted: Mon, 5th Jul 2021 19:40    Post subject:
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I'd recommend the russian mystery/sci fi thriller Coma (2019). Surprisingly good effects and mind bending world building.


Thanks. A good sunday flick

Does it feel... russian? You know... like increadibly overproduced cheap cgi?

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A quiet place 2 - Continues where the first one left off and for me it was equally enjoyable! I'm sure I'll re-watch this soon Smile It just ended so abruptly Surprised


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PostPosted: Mon, 5th Jul 2021 19:51    Post subject:
I guess that depends on what you feel is "incredibly overproduced cheap cgi". Think inception and similar stuff, then add some grittiness (a'la rusty, worn and broken) combined with a wild design and you've got it.

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PostPosted: Mon, 5th Jul 2021 23:00    Post subject:
The Tomorrow War (2021) - 3.5/10

Hocus pocus nonsense, with more plot holes than the UK Government. Poorly acted in parts, silly one liners, and predictable tosh all round.
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PostPosted: Mon, 5th Jul 2021 23:04    Post subject:
The Tomorrow War - 7,5/10
Very enjoyable and the creatures were really badass looking.
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PostPosted: Mon, 5th Jul 2021 23:04    Post subject:
Ghosts of War - 4.5/10
Started as a decent horror movie unfortunately the last act went a little bit retard...

Fear Street Part I - 5/10
I'm biased and don't like slasher horrors and it's the tropey slasher movie - a "homage". It wasn't bad I think but I personally find them boring.
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PostPosted: Mon, 5th Jul 2021 23:25    Post subject:
The Tomorrow War - ?/10

Currently watching and in the first 20 minutes there are so many plot-holes or ideas that are just... dumb, like this one:

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