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I mean ... aesthetically the movie goes towards independent, so to me is appealing. Story wise, even tough has a lot of sub stuff it's not going much anywhere and the ending is flat and predictable...but you're not missing much if you don't watch it and want to spend your time in something else...

The Prince doesn't save the princess they say, right it was the thief which is a man same as in Rapunzel, so what's so modern about that? Maybe I am missing something, right girls like bad guys cliché....anyway the rest is crap except for ayhoo...disney please call me to direct a classic I will do a better job I promise and for half the price...

The problem of this movie is the pace and the direction, could've been a good movie since the script is fine. Also, Jack Black is self-restraining not sure why is holding back his way of doing...

Kids loved it and all kids cheered and applaud at the end. For adults unless you're very invested in the game (never played), it's a movie with a very slim story line full of cliches and repetitive slap comedy that it's not very enjoyable. Most of the time I was hearing Po all the way. The energetic and vibrant Black Jack's acting is the only thing that makes you stay.

From anna to anora... Superb direction, Luc is more refined over the years know how to engage and maintain the pace, even if the story line is irrelevant in the big scheme that there maybe other better stories to tell, he knows how to deliver and the craft for this genre nailed it. Mirren (which she could've won an oscar for that) and the rest of the cast are on point. Personally it's not my cup of tea, but lately I've seen so many bad movies that win the Oscars like anora, yes great direction as well, that actually makes Anna a winner...

Amy knows how to craft dialogues to perfection, though the actors know how to deliver too. Now, storylines and all...meh, the more I rewatch the show, the more each story doesn't make sense from the stand point of the character...and the cherry on top is the Netflix revival...men, really? fans don't deserve that, watching Rory a loser after all the sacrifice, watching Lane a loser...at the end the sense of underachievement from this little people is surrealistic, especially when you consider that the author is not... infuriating at the end...

Yes well directed, edited, and acted... Now for the story, who cares, really that won the Oscars?! Wow, Emilia Perez was better minus the chanting...similar style in the concept of auteur...Now, is anybody willing to tell me why they grilled so much showgirls and this was a masterpiece? Thank you

Some of Hugh Grant movies grow on you over time, you may dislike them at the beginning, but his witty sense of humor just do it for me... it's like comfort food. Especially now with all these nonsense of movies that don't go anywhere, this movie ages like wine. Hugh usually strikes in interviews as he is not happy with this type of character that he does so well, but you make people happy with this type of role, so embrace it and be happy. Anyway maybe I should review Mikey or dreamz...mmm or maybe not

Well that's cinema art Hollywoodesc, the director had a vision and he created, he crafted. It's fresh air because in Hollywood space distribution rarely see that and in that sense it's understandable that some laurel this as a masterpiece, in the essence of the world it is, now you may like it or not, personally not in the top ten, probably in the top 1000. It is not a musical, but it has chanting, that's how the characters express themselves in their inner world and that's fine. The story it doesn't matter done many times although with lgbt twist. What matters is the emotional aspect to it done with care and well crafted, after all it is art cinema, so well done! By the way, the director is 72, a lot of directors at this age they are not edgy anymore and don't have a strong voice, but this man directed robustly as a young fella...

Sure it won't go down in history as the best film ever made, but it sure as h* should go down in history as one of the few reboots to accomplish what others have failed, after all this years they have been able to capture fantasticcaly well the essence of the whole franchise. Eddie knows how to be back and makes the whole thing we'll glued together, so bravo!