OH MY GOD, NOT EVEN EINSTEIN COULD FULLY UNDERSTAND THIS.
Mulholland Drive is the most confusing and hypnotizing film I’ve ever seen. At first, you think you’re following the plot — you’re confident, curious, intrigued. Then suddenly… you have no idea who anyone is or what the hell is going on. And somehow, that’s the magic.
Lynch is a genius. He knew exactly what he was doing and how he wanted to mess with your brain. I had to look…
A total surprise—and easily one of my favorites of the year.
I only heard about Sinners last week, and I can’t believe how much it impacted me. It starts off a bit slow, and I wasn’t sure at first—but once it takes off, it really takes off.
The originality, the striking scenes, the unexpectedly powerful performances—it all builds into something unforgettable. But the real standout is the music. It’s stunning. It drives the emotion, the tension, and it’s what’s going…
The Lobster is a peculiar and original film with a very clear message. From the beginning, Yorgos Lanthimos’ unique style stands out—it’s awkward, dry, and oddly captivating. The story explores how society pressures people to be in relationships, treating love like a requirement instead of something meaningful or personal.
I liked it, especially the first half, which felt more focused and engaging. The second half dragged a bit for me and lost some of the momentum. Still, it’s a thoughtful film with a strong concept and some great moments. Just not one I fully connected with
This movie doesn’t make much sense — the plot is all over the place. But the vibes? They’re great. It feels like summer, like a wild party you shouldn’t be at but still kinda want to.
The cast is better than expected for a movie like this. It’s all very surreal, more like a dream than a story.
Not a good movie, but a fun one if you don’t think too hard.
Third time watching Sinners, this time with my parents. They liked it, but let’s be honest, they don’t know movies like I do. Sorry not sorry.
Still my favorite movie of the year. Gave me chills again. I don’t think anything else coming out will beat it.
Watch it. Now.
I know I’m late but I finally watched Thunderbolts and I need to say this: Marvel is back
I wasn’t really into the trailers or the promos. It just felt like another Marvel movie, nothing special. But I was completely wrong. This isn’t just another Marvel film. This one actually wants to say something. It has weight, it has emotion, it takes risks.
For me, this is one of Marvel’s most sentimental movies, maybe the most since Guardians 3. I…
