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American Don Cheadle plays a British guy pretending to be an American guy. Give him an Oscar.

I liked 12 slightly better, but this was still very enjoyable. Clooney and the gang always bring the heat in these, even if the actual heist didn't feel as focused.

Watched on Sunday May 11, 2025.

An ambitious film that has a lot going on, probably doesn't work for me for 100% of the three hour runtime, but works for most of it. This movie feels like it has three climaxes, but the actual climaxes is one of the craziest things I've ever seen.

The actual saddest part of this movie is probably realizing Tom Cruise's character would be 10x more successful today.

What a beautiful movie, I'm not usually in to romantic movies, but the one's I love much like this one break the mold. Makes me wish Adam Sandler got more opportunities to play out of his usual typecast because he gives probably his best performance here.

Finally a movie where I can say "He's literally me"

Mostly fine, one standout horror sequence, kind of love how full of despair it feels.

Imagine being over a loved one on life in the hospital and your crazy frog ringtone goes off.

A cautionary tale of why you never tell other people what you got in your fortune cookie.

A lot to praise about this movie, some of the longer sequences without dialogue, the unsettling feeling in all of the forest scenes, Mifune's facial expressions and his arrogant laugh. Just another banger by the goat KurosaWa.

The worst thing Washizu does by far is interrupt that old man's dance. 😢

A Dudes Rock tragedy

Might be my favorite Park Chan-Wook movie, if I was him I'd want this to be known as my debut as well. You know how things are going to end, but you can't help still being affected. The second act is just so amazing, it got so many smiles out of me, this is one of the few movies where I wish it was longer just so I could get more of that.

"Thank you, comrade. Brother!" 🥲

Absolute Sinema

Got to see it in IMAX and absolutely loved it. So many things to praise about this movie, a simple set up with an excellent setting and execution that elevate it. There's such a clear vision in the presentation and it's willing to take some risks that pay off. Not to mention the music, not just the blues, but even some more metal inspired background music that really sets the tone, will definitely revisit this score.

Micheal B Jordan is obviously a great actor, almost doubly so in this movie. The real standout performance to me was Miles Caton without a doubt, it's hard to believe this is his first time acting in a movie.

I feel conflicted because part of me wishes the entire movie was in the IMAX aspect ratio, but saving it for some of the most memorable scenes made them that much more impactful. Every time the aspect ratio expanded I felt myself preparing to see something great. Feel bad for anyone who wasn't able to see it in IMAX and the people that walked out right as the credits began missing another great scene.

I have no doubt in my mind I'd get taunted into inviting them in.

White guy orders attack on Aqaba in perfect Arabic, what happens next will shock you! 😱

I've heard a lot about this movie before watching and honestly it pretty much lives up to the hype. It didn't feel nearly as long as the actual runtime and it goes without saying, but it's shot beautifully with an iconic score.

What I personally found most compelling was the Lawrence and Sherif relationship as well as Lawrence's personal arc. This inspiring Dune goes far beyond the desert and Arab culture, Lawrence feels like an almost 1:1 with Paul and the way this film plays with the savior trope felt very similar.

The movie does also have some issues that come with the time it was made, but they weren't as bad as I was expecting. At least the most prominent Arab character isn't played by a white guy in brown face and also feels very well characterized.

"Jolly good"

The first two acts are good, very stylized and very non-linear for better or worse. The third act though is absolutely amazing. This might also be the funniest Park Chan-Wook movie and got a few good chuckles out of me.

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• t Security Area
• Tombstone
• Ocean's Eleven
• The World's End
• La Haine
• Creed III
• Ocean's Twelve
• Ocean's Thirteen
• Shaun of the Dead
• Sing Sing

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