Letterboxd — Your life in film

Naoki Urasawa's works never disappoint

Life is Beautiful is a film that simply teaches you one thing, it all depends on the way you see it, Guido did not let his son live the horrors of war despite going through it. That child will not have traumatic memories.So you can see life as beautiful even if you are going through painful moments, or you can see it as horrible even if you are at the perfect time and place. All up to you.Magnificent film, magnificent setting, magnificent scenery, magnificent performance of the protagonists. Personally, it's one of the best movies I've ever seen.

The plot is solid, it catches you at all times and when you see a chapter you want more, the characters are very well built and their background too, the animation is impeccable and it is one of those animes that you have to see at least once in your life

Brother, 4 months from 2024 and I am just finishing this gem of a narrative 💀💀

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I loved it. Out of the ordinary. A clear reflection of the Irish character, the importance of friendship and personal decisions taken to their ultimate consequences. The impeccable actors and actresses. Once again, they demonstrate their acting ability, as is, without tricks, special effects or loud music. The human being and its contradictions

We are facing a film in which imbecility surpasses reason, where each psychic aberration is possible thanks to a bombastic narration without ties or Morse codes that could hinder it in its transit through the universe created by its nobel screenwriter to intimidate the mediocre spirit of a spectator pigeonholed in a stereo group oblivious to the herd immunity present in the placebos of its own roadmap or delivery.

tremendous plot twist

I found the plot, development of the story and its message impressive. Hunger for fame, glory, jealousy, envy and criticism of the superficiality and snobbery of Thai high society. Excellent editing, production and acting

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

The best movie of the worst trilogy.Coarse plot and simple weaving fast and running at the beginning to leave room for action. Classic characters poorly rescued in order to provoke nostalgia for what was the best of the saga and the characters in this one with hardly any charisma, so they are not fond of them.The best thing about this trilogy is that it has made The Phantom Menace good.The entire trilogy lacks direction, lurching senselessly, but it is entertaining and visually it is a spectacle.It is by no means the best way to end the most important saga in the history of cinema.

Without a doubt, this is the worst movie in the Star Wars saga. An excess of humor without grace, lousy performances, removing that of Mark Hamill. The script is the one who is most to blame, it's long and sometimes boring. I don't find any emotion in the film, except for 2 moments that I will tell later in spoilers. The only thing salvageable is the soundtrack, which is a wonder by John Williams, but even so, it is also one of the weakest in the saga. I've seen it three times and I'm not entirely convinced

It seemed that it was promising with those winks from the previous ones and questions that remained to be answered in the following ones (but no) I think it is the best of the three new ones, although it is not very original. It was a delight to see Harrison Ford again and Carrie Fisher, probably the best part of the movie