hasti heidari

so it's official people. daniel craig's masterwork is fineally completed! literally the only 007 movie that i wept at the end. im just shocked of the outcome. its so sad. i wish it would've ended in a happier place. but all and all great production, casting and directing.

this musical and its elite kind makes you wonder how much else you are missing out. righteously the perfect example of the perfect melodramatic, horrid story. what better choice than a tale of despair, corruption, revenge, love, wrath, salvation and redemption.

oh my world... how do i put the glory into my words than can describe the lavishing beauty of this movie. lili was surely a valiant, gifted and beautiful woman. she was scared at first but not scared enough to let go of her true self. may she rest in peace in her beautiful dreams...

so delicately created, the elegance and beauty of the drama mezmerizes me every time.moreover the music is magical and inspiring.this musical is undeniably precious and a true masterpiece indeed.

ok first of all the movie length was too short based on the perception of the story. i felt like so many essential and significant moments and scenes werent even shot, so i was basically struggling with putting all the pieces of emotion together and make sense after all. so i wouldnt say that the screenplay was weak, whereas the producing and directing were the downside of the movie. its almost frustrating to think that with just a little harder push, this movie could win my heart... after all whether i missed it or not it was a respectful piece of work especially because of penelope cruz's acting.

for sure one of my favorite documentaries. honestly anything beneficial that this crystal clear documentary contributes to lgbt community aside, the thing that really caught me off guard was the possibility for a yellow reality tv show star to become something more than that. colton underwood is probably the first real person in the bachelor and the bachelorette history that actually passed the shallow surface-level attempt to desperately become a mediocre "celebrity" .so i would say congratulations to colton from the bottom of my heart...

indeed one of the most charismatic films i've ever seen.i found the lines playful, yet meritorious. all and all to sum up, let's say shakespear would not be disappointed :)

ok there's no doubt that this movie was cheesy...yet cheesy enough to reignite my passion to start over playing violin right where i left off years ago. the music was just unbelievable.great piece of work indeed.

an explicit and truthful piece of work and a great performance of steve carell and timothee chalamet and truly a perfect demonstration of teenage struggles.

oh gosh, where to begin...i am just a simple straight girl, and still this phenomenon was undeniably intoxicating. if i want to compare the book with the movie, i'm gonna have to go with the movie.brilliant performance from timothee chalamet got him a well-deseverd yet unsurprising oscar nominy