Kim Jun Hong

It's a very slow-paced movie. However, if you can appreciate such films, it will deeply resonate with you, capturing the subtleq webnuances of life's overlooked desires. In my opinion, I didn't cry during the movie itself. It was only a couple of days later that the story truly sank in, and I felt the pain and sorrow. The scene where the grandson sang “Ong Kim Gong" to his grandmother reminded me of my great-grandmother, who did the same when she was her dying from her dying bed. Overall, it's a small but deeply moving movie. If you catch all the tiny, real-life moments depicted, you're likely to find yourself crying.

A Disappointing Turn for an MCU Fan As a long-time enthusiast of Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) movies, it's rare for me to leave a review. But after experiencing "The Marvels," I felt compelled to share my thoughts. My journey with MCU has been filled with admiration for titles like "No Way Home," "Multiverse of Madness," "Black Widow," and the monumental "Infinity War" and "Endgame," which I've watched multiple times. However, "The Marvels" stands out as the first MCU film I couldn't bring myself to finish. The storyline seemed overly reliant on coincidences, diminishing the complexity and intrigue I've come to expect from the franchise. Furthermore, the portrayal of Captain Marvel felt weakened, a stark contrast to her previous appearances, diminishing the overall impact of her character. Initially, the narrative showed promise, yet it swiftly descended into tedium, prompting me to turn it off midway through. "The Marvels," as the latest MCU offering, signifies a concerning direction for the franchise. My hope is that this marks a temporary lapse rather than a new trend, as I, along with many fans, eagerly anticipate future projects that recapture the magic and excitement that has defined the MCU.

This wasn’t a bad movie. In fact I think this movie is on par or maybe even slightly better than Spiderman No Way Home. This movie showcased the full potential of Dr Strange. The only reasons why this movie didn’t had very high reviews was that it’s only less than 2 hours; too rushed; and most importantly, Scarlett Witch easily killed the Illuminati in less than 5 mins. If only did they showed the Illuminati giving Wanda a super hard of defeating them, I’m sure the movie is I’ll have a higher review.

Omg. I can't believe Bruce Willis agreed to starred in such a low-budget movie, with very bad plot!! Not recommended, you will be disappointed.