Rizky Ikhsani

Feels like a scam, especially if you play SIms 2 and Sims 3

Watched it online in my OLED TV back at home. I love the setting, though at first I was pessimistic with the camera shaking, I find it rather enjoyable because IMO I love the background, the interior of the house, the eeriness of certain mobile footage, the derelict building, all looks really well-made.

The CG galore was so beautiful, it's just that it's like bombadment of weirdness upon strangeness upon CG effect that this distracts you from the movie plot. It's so weird that it takes you off (that musical note fight scene I thought it was so unnecessary) I love America Chavez depiction of power and everything here, she's perfect...

Favorite episode is the 4th one, Saturn. It depicts the ring of Saturn perturbed by Daphnis, the vertical and horizontal waves, first time depiction in a documentary, and very true CG depiction, close to it's actual nature and not just some clumsy overdramatized CG. A++ for the entire series.

I cried balls when they hug together in the rain 😭😭😭

One of the best Indonesian movie IMO with a really important message especially for Indonesian ppl who think that higher education is not important. Love the cinematography, worth watching on the big screen (unfortunately no more). The movie speaks of women's hopelessness, which I think is reflected in the overall dark grey feel of the scenes. (SPOILER ALERT) The ending was really something, it leaves me with this feeling of remorse I rarely felt in Indonesian movies. If you want to learn how to respect someone's aspiration for higher education, this movie will teach you that.

A bit disappointing. The twist at the end was really predictable. There are too many unrealistic moments like they were super traumatized by the encounter with their doppelganger but not very super traumatized by their neighbor murdered. The blood splatter part is like being introduced by other new directors, the style is so out of place. There is some awkward placement of humor, like when the father told the doppels to take his wallet. As a storytelling material, I think this is a good story to be told in a Halloween campfire setting, but not to be watched. I think there is a lot of symbolism behind the day of solidarity and the doppels holding hands. I think the doppels thought that they would accomplish something after killing their real people, but turns out they stay a mere shadow, and they just hold hands together. I don't know...