2022’s 18th movie • 79/100
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This is, without a single doubt, the definition of the word ‘cuteness’, but as a movie. Licorice Pizza, as I was already expecting, is one of my favorite movies from 2021, even though it’s not one of Paul Thomas Anderson’s strongest and greatest works. Still, the movie does its job by being extremely funny.
The characters,…
2022’s 12th movie • 76/100
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The original motion picture version of West Side Story, released in 1961 and directed by Jerome Robbins and Robert Wise, which went on to win the Oscar for Best Picture as well as 9 other awards, is one of the most overrated movies of all time in my opinion. Excluding the incredible musical numbers and cinematography,…
2022’s 14th movie • 84/100
It's official! I finally watched a David Lynch movie that isn't bad! Actually, this one is pretty awesome in my opinion. Blue Velvet is, just like many of his movies, really crazy, but it’s the type of craziness that also makes sense. It’s worth watching just because of the art direction and cinematography. Other than that, the plot is extremely interesting and makes everybody pay attention to every single detail that appears on screen.
What…
2022’s 9th movie • 72/100
This is exactly what I was expecting from a sequel of a successful horror movie. It’s rare nowadays to make a genuinely great project of that genre, but A Quiet Place Part II proves that there is still room for that. Unfortunately, the sequel is not as good as the first movie, and I also have to admit that not watching this one in theaters probably made the experience a bit worse. I still remember…
2021’s 209th movie • 76/100
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The legendary queer playwright and screenwriter Tennessee Williams once said “A line can be straight, or a street, but the human heart, oh, no, it’s curved like a road through mountains”. Jane Campion’s first movie as a director in 12 years perfectly understands this quote.
The Power of the Dog depicts the life of a closeted man who is angry and frustrated about his life and takes his…
2021’s 63rd movie • 100/100
This movie cuts you like a knife. It’s like if you’re dreaming a beautiful dream and then somebody wakes you up and punches you in the face. Not only the movie itself is extremely important, but it’s beautiful as well.
Seriously, Schindler’s List is an easy watch if you compare it to this one. The last scenes are honestly traumatizing. The performances are GREAT. No complaints about this movie at all. Easily one of the greatest movies I’ve ever seen. Watching Come and See is a moment you’ll never forget.
