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Martirs meet Saw 

Yeah it has some flaws but it’s so fun to watch

The visual novel is like the best story i have ever read. Just do yourself a favor and go read the vn or the manga, you'll thank yourself you did it.

Anime sadly is shit.

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This is onestly such a mess. 
You can clearly see Kubrick’s themes and story being overwritten by Spielberg’s desire to make a scifi movie for kids. 
And the 2 things don’t work together very well.

It’s really a shame cause i really really liked the first act but then spielberg comes in and decide to change totally the mood of the movie. 
The pacing is totally fucked up too in the second part of the movie and a lot of things don’t make any sense. 

However it is visually beautiful and even if some scenes are totally pointless and stupid they just look so good.

Oh and the special effects are just unbeliavably good for theyr time

Watched on Wednesday January 12, 2022.

Too realistic to be funny

Don’t watch this while you’re hungry

The first time i watched NGE i was struggling with major depression but i was just a kid.
I didn't know what it was and how to get out of it but i think evangelion helped me understand what it was like to become an adult, face problems and understand that I was not alone in what I was going through.

Years has ed and i thought i was out of it. I started to love myself and enjoy life. Made a lot of friends, loved people, made new connections and recreated some that I thought were lost forever.

But now it seems to me that I am lost again, like shinji I cannot see anything positive in what I have done, as if I have destroyed everything and in particular my life.

Watching this latest movie was like a good session at the psychologist, finding myself so much in what the characters say and do helped me realize that there is more to it than constantly mourning yourself, living in the past.

So thanks Shinji, thanks Rei, Asuka, Misato, even Mari (character I hated until now),

Thanks Anno, thanks whoever helped create evangelion.

Thanks my friends, my family, the people I have loved and the people I will love.

Thanks you if your reading this.

And finally thanks me.

In the hope of living happy.

Why am i crying to a nicolas cage movie??

Musicals and comedy shows are usually not my thing. 
However this is really something else.

This is so bad is unbelievable. 
Script doesn’t make sense at all and the plot twist are just so stupid. 

It’s so bad i can’t believe some people are enjoying it. 

My god...

Maybe this is all just a dream...
im just glad we are together in the same dream 

The ending is so moving i’m tempted to give it 5 stars.

The ultimate hidden truth of the World
Is that it is something we make
And could just as easily make diffently

I honestly think that this 8 hours long documentary about human behavior in the 20th and 21st century is one of the best cinematic experience you can have.

It has some problems: sometimes it may feel too convoluted, giving you too many information in so little time you can't process them correctly.

Its depth and the way it is told, however, sweep away any negative criticism that can be addressed to it. Especially in the last few episodes, it reaches a narrative cohesiveness not at all indifferent. All the stories reach their climax. The circle closes.
Music and images are essential in creating a certain type of ambient atmosphere, which can project its dark ambience on you but also make you smile at the right moments to break the narrative and make you breathe.

Honestly, it made me very sad to see how certain behaviors are so deep-rooted in the people around me, my friends, my family and maybe even in myself. We are all part of this complex system that is too chaotic to control and we don't realize it.
But perhaps the problem is that we do not want to realize it. Most people I know don't want to deal with the complexity of certain issues, they are scared of it, even in movies and other media. They prefer to live in a bubble, where everything is simple, more controllable, more attractive.
And I can honestly understand them.
But I think that's exactly why documentaries like this aren't seen by many people.

I hope that one day people decide to abandon these habits generated by a world governed by capitalism, which chews everything up, simplifies and makes us swallow what remains. Because it's the only way we have to create a better future for ourselves.

Fuck no.
I’m not gonna watch this a second time.

A dream about being one with the universe, a dream about loving someone, a dream that you forgot when you wake up, a dream that makes you want to go back to sleep right away because you want to and continue that dream. 

I miss you, Isuku, i really do.
I miss loving someone like i do in my dreams. I miss experiencing the unknown like when i was a kid. 

This movie made me so sad but in a good way; i cannot explain. 
This is why i love cinema.

Only Mamoru Oshii can transform a funny slice of life mecha anime into this deeply political sci-fi thriller masterpiece.

Last and First Men is the first and sadly last Movie directed by icelandic composer Jóhann Jóhannsson.

Slowly narrated by actress Tilda Swinton this movie is nothing but ipnotic and poetic journey into the foundations of human civilization facing existentialist questions about the very concept of life and humanity.

For many this movie may appear pretentious and/or boring but for me this is the epythome of what Cinema must try to be.

Pov: Gaspar Noè fucks your brain.

• Top Gun: Maverick
• This Place Rules
• TÁR
• Triangle of Sadness
• Babylon
• Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
• All That Jazz
• Knock at the Cabin
• The Whale
• Rope

...plus 24 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

All the movies i have seen in 2022

• The Matrix Resurrections
• Battle Royale
• The Hunchback of Notre Dame
• Red Rocket
• Coco
• Sputnik
• Chronicle
• A.I. Artificial Intelligence
• The Tragedy of Macbeth
• The Vast of Night

...plus 63 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• Another Round
• Bullet Ballet
• Lux Æterna
• Once Upon a Time in the West
• Safe
• Last and First Men
• Decalogue II
• Decalogue III
• Decalogue IV
• Decalogue V

...plus 118 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

A list of my favourite horror movies

1. Cure
2. Possession
3. Tetsuo: The Iron Man
4. The Lighthouse
5. The Shining
6. Audition
7. The Witch
8. Pulse
9. Braindead
10. A Field In England
11. The Thing
12. Climax
13. The Wailing
14. House
15. Evil Dead 2
16. Cold Fish
17. Antichrist
18. Lake Mungo
19. Santa Sangre
20. Funny Games
21. Be My Cat: A Film For Anne
22. Martyrs
23. Hereditary
24. Marebito
25. Angel Dust
26. The Blair Witch Project
27. Evil Dead (remake)
28. Kill List
29. Cube
30. Mother!

• Cure
• Possession
• Tetsuo: The Iron Man
• The Lighthouse
• The Shining
• Audition
• The Witch
• Pulse
• Braindead
• A Field in England

...plus 20 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

All the movies i've seen this 2020.

• Mirror
• Society
• One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
• WHAT DID JACK DO?
• 1917
• Hope
• Portrait of a Lady on Fire
• First Reformed
• Dog Day Afternoon
• The Embalmer

...plus 132 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

• High Life
• It's Such a Beautiful Day
• A Field in England
• Victoria
• Corpus Christi
• The Last Family
• Be My Cat: A Film for Anne
• An Elephant Sitting Still
• A Taxi Driver
• Take Shelter

...plus 10 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.

There is more than what it seems.

• 2001: A Space Odyssey
• Audition
• Phantom Thread
• A Clockwork Orange
• Dogville
• Arrival
• The White Ribbon
• Stalker
• Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom
• There Will Be Blood

...plus 57 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.