PKG

I watched this movie for the first time fairly recently just because it was a rainy day and i was bored but didn't fancy going out. I had no big expectations, and, man, was i pleasantly surprised! The story itself is quite standard, same as many other spy action movies, but the comedy element makes it really stand out. The casting is perfect and the interaction between them is hilarious in every scene. For me the big surprise was Jason Statham - i have only seen him in action movies, always playing the same serious, tough character, and when i saw his name i thought 'ah OK here we go, again'. But he is so unexpectedly hilarious in this movie; i would almost say that without his character the movie would be half as funny as it is. This movie has now become of of those films i occasionally re-watch when i need a little cheering up and it never fails.

This is just pointless garbage. It presents nothing new, it is just a badly edited version of the live-streamed trial. If anyone wants to make up their own mind, it is best if they just watch that. It is really frustrating that this "documentary" is still pushing the notion that Depp only won because he was liked more. Lots of people, including myself and some of the youtubers who followed this trial went into it with the presumption that he was guilty, but then watched the testimonies and evidence being presented and went 'whoa, how wrong we were'! Before watching the trial, i automatically assumed she was telling the truth 'cos she is a woman and women are always the victims, right? Well, this was a good reminder that it isn't always the case. Whilst violence against women is more common, men can be and are also victims of domestic violence and their suffering should not be ridiculed either. In hindsight, i feel bad that i was so quick to judge him just because he is a man, and i will definitely be keeping a more open mind in the future.