Apple May

this is soo bad. the story and acting is sooo cringe🤢🤮

It's so cool! As a viewer, you don't even have time to catch your breath. It's action-packed and filled with thrilling suspense.

The story is amazing, and the cinematography is splendid. There isn't a dull moment.

The beginning of the film was a bit slow, and I found myself getting bored at times. However, I soon realized that the film is incredibly relatable. Like Walter, many of us tend to imagine things and wish for our reality to be different, which is depicted well at the start of the movie. The film concludes in a very meaningful way, and the image of Walter on the magazine cover is brilliant. I love this film; it's so relatable and eye-opening for everyone, reminding us that as humans, we should truly experience life.

iconic ending with the rat on the balcony with the view of the statehouse, pretty literal ironic. the movie was a bit slow at first but plottwist over plottwist make up for it.

I just finished rewatching this film, and it's still so good! I looked up the director, and he seemed familiar. I searched for more information and realized that he also directed Léon: The Professional, another film I watched earlier this year and loved. No wonder I love both of these films!

The movie is not cinematic enough for my liking, and I find the acting a bit cringeworthy. I'm sorry to be bold and brutal, but I think this movie is so overhyped, and I just don't get the hype around it. It's not as heartwarming as other movies.

In his desperation to return to his old life, Ruben sold everything he had to afford surgery, hoping to get back to drumming in the band with his girlfriend. Despite his efforts, when he activates the implant, he's disappointed that the sound isn’t the same as before. He returns to rehab, but Joe has to ask him to leave for breaking the rule against surgery. Ruben then visits Lou at her father's house, and later that night, he sees his girlfriend, realizing he never really knew her. She seems so different from the person he last knew. The next morning, Ruben goes for a walk and hears the city noises through his implant. He removes it, sits still, and observes. At that moment, he finally understands what Joe had told him—to sit still and appreciate the surroundings. Ruben realizes he must accept being deaf and learn to live with it. This is a beautiful story with a powerful ending.

amazing and brilliant movie!!!!!!!!!

i stopped watching the show after fiona left. then i rewatch the old seasons. then i kinda miss the show and so i continue the later seasons. i get a little bit emotional and too attached to this show. im a bit teary on the ending. i love this show its such a roller coaster ride!