Letterboxd — Your life in film

Hey sister! (Catholic version)

She’s me I’m her!

Great depiction of North African countries as usual in the Indiana Jones franchise

Terminator in Nazi Germany

Very simple but extremely effective, Guy Ritchie has an interesting approach to the plotline although the take on the subject remains very naive. It's well-made and very enjoyable despite the long runtime.

I don’t think our two leads filmed a scene together.. no chemistry whatsoever.

Dumb, lazy, and unfunny but at least we get to have the Jennifer Aniston Adam Sandler duo back.

Keanu looks so tired

Absolutely loved the atmosphere and the build-up on this one. The whole story is centered around a social issue with supernatural elements implemented into it, the last act is what hits the most and sums up the tragic feel of it all.

Apart from the heavy emotions the story itself procures, the movie is very conventional in its structure and storytelling, it focused so heavily on the immigration sequences that the whole Olympic champion part felt rushed, many of the characters are underdeveloped but the sincerity of the relationships and the hardship faced by them forges the way to compassion and attachment.

This is a decent directorial debut. The idea isn't very original, it feels slow at times but the script works and the characters although unlikeable are very relatable.

Damien Chazelle never disappoints