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Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn -

Good, but not quite good enough to justify Suicide Squad's existence.

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Berlin Alexanderplatz 8/10

Jojo Rabbit (2019)

I watched this yesterday but still don't know exactly how to rate it. There's lots of good in it (especially the drama between Jojo, his mother, and Elsa, but also some of the comedic stuff), but lots of the satire is weak and too blatantly underlining (apparently this has still made some people butthurt about not being clear enough in its "nazis are evil" message so I don't know). So, at times I loved it but moments later I could be embarrassed about the school play level of writing. Oh, and Taika was terrible as Adolf.


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Sorgenfri (2015)
aka What We Become

A Danish zombie film that owes a lot to early Romero (especially Night of the Living Dead and The Grazies) but adds in some modern The Walking Dead vibes as well. It doesn't bring anything new to the genre and doesn't really build its characters as well as Romero. On the other hand, it's not as preachingly political either. Kind of OK but still on the weak side. If you're absolutely nuts about zombies then you should check this out.

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Honeyland (2019)


Second documentary in a row that felt a little weaker than the first nominated titles I began watching last month. It's more biographical than informative, and it felt like the message of the movie didn't quite pull through because of it.

Uncut Gems (2019)


Exceptional performance from Sandler. Loved the crazy intensity from start to finish.

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20,000 leagues Under The Sea (1916) - A fairly good film based on the Jules Verne story. As far as the story goes it is similar to other versions that were made after. But i am more interested in the making of it, but there seems to be little info on it (as far as i can find anyway, lol) which is a shame.

I've never understood all the fuss this movie got either...by the way, you forgot to rate it.

I'm not a fan of him, but this does look really good. Kinda reminds me of Good Time.

Glad you liked it, gave it 4.5 as well, you have good taste sir

Apart from the soundtrack, I struggled to care.

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There's a little reference to Good Time in this too. Both excellent films, Safdie brothers are ultra talented!

Why thank you sir.

Hello! Recently I watched the movie Deadpool and Deadpool 2, I really liked it. I'm not a big fan of science fiction and superheroes, but this character is very funny and interesting. I would give it 9 out of 10

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Shadow (2018)

Watched it but still have no idea what it's about other than journalists in a jungle investigating somebody related to Jonestown. Okay, but what is Willie Aames, in his Mickey Mouse t-shirt, doing there? Well, Willie is the draw and if it wasn't for Willie I wouldn't have watched it. Boy, he is spectacular in this one when they let him do his thing. Oof! I have a feeling once it was finished filming they cut 90% of his scenes. He can not act at all. It's a sight to behold. Deodato directed movie but it's no Cannibal Holocaust. Light on gore, a little of this and that, the native woman was very pretty and Michael Berryman, in a stretch role, plays a weird looking dude with a machete. Not a very good/bad movie.