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Watched on Friday May 23, 2025.

Why the hell am I huffing and puffing right now?

Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation is a near-perfect action film that delivers on every level.
The dramatic pacing is sharp and engaging, the use of masks is masterfully handled, and the action sequences are brilliantly crafted without ever feeling overdone.
Rebecca Ferguson is absolutely magnetic, stealing every scene she’s in with elegance and strength, while Simon Pegg adds his usual charm and wit.
The score is a stunning blend of tension and energy, perfectly matched to the film’s rhythm.
And the villain stands out with a chilling philosophical depth that adds real weight to the conflict.
A sleek, smart, and endlessly entertaining spy thriller.

I LOVE SIMON PEGG

Now this is a whole new level of action.. we've clearly evolved. The score? Absolutely mesmerizing. The script holds up well, tight and engaging. And Tom Cruise? Oh my God… the man owns the screen.

I really enjoyed Ving Rhames.. he runs operations like a film director guiding his cast. Smooth, commanding, and just plain cool. Also, I loved seeing Simon Pegg. I’m a big fan of his, and his presence brings a fun, nerdy charm that really works.

As for Jonathan Rhys Meyers… I wasn’t impressed. His performance felt over the top.. too loud, too much yelling. It just didn’t land for me.

You talk all that shit about the masks being dumb… till the last one fucks you up. Didn’t see that coming at all.

Watched on Tuesday May 13, 2025.

Watched on Tuesday May 13, 2025.

ما تبطلي عبط بقا

فالعادي 3.5 بس المرادي كانت مونساني

This review may contain spoilers.

They laughed, joked, acted cool.. like they were over it.
But you could see it in their eyes.
That wasn’t closure. That was regret in disguise.

Half the film, they’re just lying to themselves.
He’s “happy.” She’s “fine.”
But their voices crack. The smiles fade. And then it hits:
They never moved on.
They lost something real.
And they both know it.

"Before Sunrise" isn’t just a movie.. it’s an experience. A moment in time that feels so raw, so human, it stays with you forever.

Watching Jesse and Céline talk felt like eavesdropping on something sacred.. two souls connecting on a level most people never reach. The way they spoke to each other wasn’t about impressing or pretending, it was about truly seeing and being seen. Every glance he gave her.. full of curiosity, iration, and subtle longing.. made my heart ache.

And her presence? Calm, thoughtful, vulnerable. Like she was inviting him into her world, but only just enough to keep the mystery alive. Their chemistry was magnetic, but gentle. No forced drama, no cliches.. just real emotions unfolding with every step through Vienna.

This wasn’t just the best movie experience of my life.. it was a memory. A feeling.
Like I wasn’t watching them… I was them.

And that record store scene, when they looked at each other in the mirror but avoided eye directly?
That wasn’t just a scene. That was cinema poetry.

Me and her, rewatching it in 10 years, kids all around us... sounds like a dream.

Watched on Sunday May 4, 2025.

I just made a beautiful memory I don’t ever wanna forget..

Watched on Thursday May 1, 2025.

Cinema Paradiso is a tender, aching tribute to the magic of movies and the way they shape our lives. Through Toto’s childhood and his bond with Alfredo, the film captures how cinema becomes more than just entertainment..it becomes memory, identity, and love.

Alfredo's words linger long after the credits roll:
"Life isn’t like in the movies. Life... is much harder."
That one line shatters the illusion, grounding the film in a painful but beautiful truth.

With Morricone’s score and a final montage that feels like a kiss to every cinephile’s heart, Cinema Paradiso reminds us why we dream in film.

Watched on Wednesday April 30, 2025.

Frankie and Johnny is a sweet, quiet love story about two lonely people finding hope together. Al Pacino and Michelle Pfeiffer have great chemistry, making the film feel real and touching. It’s simple, warm, and full of heart.

Watched on Saturday April 26, 2025.

The Perks of Being a Wallflower is a raw, tender look at teenage pain and quiet hope. The emotions feel real, the romance is soft but deep. It’s the kind of film that hugs you and hurts you.
"We accept the love we think we deserve."

Watched on Monday April 21, 2025.

Watched on Thursday April 3, 2025.

This review may contain spoilers.

Did the film really aim to provoke me, or are the filmmakers genuinely convinced that the script is solid? Acting is top-notch, flawless, the cast is amazing, and the storytelling method is pretty spot-on. But the events are a whole different story, just straight-up ridiculous, illogical, like something only two out-of-touch people could come up with, not from anyone aware of what makes sense or even remotely human.
مين بيحب حد كدا؟؟ انا لحد السين اللي اعترفتله بحبها ليه علي مدار التايملاين مكنتش متعاطف معاهم هما الاتنين، لما قالها إنه متجوز انا زعلتلهم فشخ.

Watched on Wednesday April 9, 2025.

Watched on Wednesday April 2, 2025.

إنتي أحلي مكنه شوفتها فحياتي

Watched on Wednesday March 12, 2025.

Watched on Friday March 14, 2025.

يا اخي يخربيت جمالك دا انت فيلم Rewatchable جدا❤️❤️❤️

"The Brutalist" set in the 40s, during & after Jewish persecution. Ppl mad it even mentions Israel, but how tf u expect a movie in that era to just skip it? And when it does, they call it Zionist propaganda, when it’s actually the opposite. The way it presents Israel’s creation is so brief & detached, there’s no way u walk out thinking it was justified.

That aside, plot’s just okay, not mind-blowing, but man... the acting? Insane. Performances legit carry the whole thing. Even with mid storytelling, the cast makes it gripping af. Def worth watching for the acting alone.

فيلم تدور أحداثه في أربعينيات القرن الماضي، خلال وما بعد موجة الاضطهاد لليهود، ومع ذلك يواجه انتقادات غريبة تتعلق بذكره لإسرائيل. كيف يمكن لفيلم يتناول هذه الفترة التاريخية ألا يذكر إسرائيل؟ وعندما يفعل، يتم تصنيفه تلقائيًا على أنه فيلم صهيوني مروج لإسرائيل، رغم أن معالجته لهذه القضية بعيدة كل البعد عن التلميع أو الترويج. بل على العكس، يُقدَّم خبر إنشاء إسرائيل بطريقة مقتضبة، غير مكتملة الوصف، بحيث يستحيل أن تُقنع المشاهد بشرعية إقامة هذه الدولة، وهو اختيار سردي ذكي يخدم طابع الفيلم الواقعي.

بعيدًا عن هذا الجدل، الفيلم يقدّم حبكة متوسطة ليست في قمة الإتقان، لكنها تعوَّض بأداءات تمثيلية مبهرة ترفع مستوى التجربة السينمائية بشكل ملحوظ. التمثيل هو بلا شك أحد أقوى عناصره، حيث يقدم طاقم العمل أداءً غامرًا ومؤثرًا، يعزز من الأجواء القاتمة والمشحونة للفيلم، ما يجعله تجربة تستحق المشاهدة رغم عيوبه السردية.

كتبت بالعربي بردو عشان تقريبا عمري ما كتبت ريفيو بالفصحي مع إني بحبها.

Good movie, but that’s it. Just good.
Not some mind-blowing, god-tier masterpiece.
And maann, I’m so over ppl overhypin’ it.

What the hell is wrong with the music?!!

Humanity is such a deep, layered theme—you can explore it a thousand times in a thousand different ways.
9 does it in a visually stunning, deeply moving way.
And my mom showed me this when I was like 9 😭

Watched on Saturday February 22, 2025.

Watched on Thursday February 20, 2025.

Man, the performances in this were straight-up insane, like every damn scene had me locked in. The way the story unfolds? Mad unique and just hits different. The script? Fire. And don’t even get me started on Lumet’s direction—dude was in his bag fr.
And I just realized a W thing about not watchin’ movies as a kid—I ain't get attached to certain actors like Philip Seymour Hoffman. Cuz if I did, I’d be hella sad, dude was unreal with his performances.

Lowkey scared this might be my gateway to K-movies

Let's add a little bit of spiceee

Watched on Sunday February 16, 2025.

Man, this movie gave me such a deep sense of peace. The cinematography is just insane—those wide-open fields, the endless shades of green everywhere. And the acting? So many incredible performances. Just a masterpiece all around!!

missed opportunity for an iconic epic..

Watched on Thursday February 6, 2025.

كوميدي؟
-عادي
مسلي؟
-فششخ

Watched on Monday January 27, 2025.

Watched on Wednesday January 22, 2025.

Watched on Monday January 20, 2025.

Yo, 36-year-old grandpa,

What’s up? You keeping up with your meds?

Anyway, just wanted to say—if you’re gonna watch a kids' movie, try looking at it through the eyes of a 12-year-old, you know? Use that kid-like imagination for once. And please, don’t watch a children’s movie again and then write a 5000 word article full of shit like “the cinematography sucks,” “the directing is weak,” or “the casting isn’t great.” Like, come on, man—it’s a kids' movie.

Love ya,

A well-cooked movie over low heat with a great cast and flawless acting performances.
I think I've found Mrs. Waltz "Sandra Hüller" and I'm very excited to see her in other things.
Who can deny that French is very SEXY?

• Mission: Impossible – Fallout
• Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation
• Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol
• Mission: Impossible III
• Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning
• Mission: Impossible
• Mission: Impossible II