No One

There are few things I didn't like but apart from that it is a masterpiece of a film. Idk why Mathew seemed a bit too American mainstream football dad core to seem like a scientist and ngl his character and the overall thing about 'love' seemed a bit corny. Some dialogues even seemed sort of over-explained hence a bit out of place...like him as a NASA astronaut having the concept of sphere being the 3d equivalent of circle seemed very weirdly places as he himself is a NASA employee. Other than that it was a perfect film...did not expect a science fiction to make me cry like this did

I do not know how to feel that the whole movie is advertised by the sexualization of an apparent teenager, but is really the story of an insufferable, middle-aged man and then goes on to give the message that life is beautiful. It is totally written by a MAN and it feels like that because the whole thing revolves around him, not by virtue of him being the lead character, but by virtue of him being a man. Plus, the allegations against Kevin Spacey, I found it hard for me to like this one.

contains spoilers At first I thought it was a whodunnit sort of picture and was getting really nervous that we do not have the answer even close to the end...but then I realised what the movie is about is the way this series of murders have affected the lives of the detectives, the way this unsolved answer is going to haunt them and the fact that they'll always be close to catching him but can never do so....and it is in fact such an amazing movie. I watched Parasite too and the thing that I loved in that film also was the humour even in serious situations, and this film also balances the humour and the solemnity so nicely.

I have been fascinated by the whole concept of the handmaid's tale (book) and simultaneously even watched the movie and it felt kind of incomplete?? I felt sort of dissatisfied with the movie, so, when I watched the 1st season, I was pleasantly surprised because I liked the whole shift in the cinematography and shift of the voice and how updated it seemed. Some additions, alterations seemed a good change to me like how they did not go in a linear progression of the timeline, instead just threw us in the story, and just how overall it felt more in sync with the times. So, frankly I would give it a 3.5 stars because I feel it consistently deteriorates with the quality of the writing throughout the progression of the subsequent seasons. The amount of bullshitting is insane for a series so well written and well shot at the beginning. My biggest ick with it was the blatant commercialization of June's suffering and her heroic adamance to save people. Like in s2 itself, she got 3 different chances to escape but chose not to which actually made her actual escape kinda weak to be honest. June is shown to have this unwavering hope and faith that things would change which I feel gives an uneasy shift from the narrative of an ordinary woman to a tale of a brave knight, which to me feels the entire opposite of the book. Another thing which irritates me is the crazy amount of plot armour June and people close to her have, like it's obvious and nonsensical. The next aspect in which I think the series fails is its fear to confront (again a side effect of commercialization) - like the balance between the dystopia and utopia in it seems shaky - there is no addressal of racism, good men also being misogynists, internalized misogyny amongst the marthas and the handmaids, just the petty hatred amongst women as a result of being constantly pitted against each other/ I am done ranting - however, the show does a nice job of being a thriller, sometimes, not well though, albeit. season 6 - The plot armour of June is still pretty crazy but I overall I feel it is more solid than season 5 and a fitting ending at that.

3.5 actually. The good - what we all want LGBTQ representation but it is toxic wuh lul wuh with insane sexual tension where stabbing is akin to romance and this is what we have been waiting for. An insanely unique music experience also, Unloved did an amazing job. Also, I want to raid V's wardrobe it's too good. Also, have I mentioned Carolyn is just the absolute GOAT. I feel it had a heck of a 1st season, the tension was on point, Eve being confused about her nature, in the backdrop of very risky life-threatening events was interesting to see and well done. Plus, I feel there was an European humour to it which was modern and not the cheesy and corny ones you see. S2 followed it, s3 had some shocking events which made me feel like it was finally showing the reality of the dangers...but my my everything after that was a sort of messed up. It was half-baked, rushed, and just could not keep up with the spark that it had in the first seasons. But, overall a nice watch, specially for all the queer folks or anyone who just want to see women wreak havoc.

3.5 really. I think the show had such potential if it were spread out instead of just 1 season. It was pretty intense in content and should have been done across seasons. Like I liked the whole episode that dealt with only Jeanne and how the night ended, gave a new perspective to her character. The songs were super cool.

Honestly, was an ass film. But I love ABBA and it has MERYL STREEP and AMANDA SEYFRID so.... Lay All Your Love On Me might be the most iconic walk him like a dog, my girlfriend is a goddess rendition probably. Money, Money, Money...just hit specially with the big ass train of Meryl was iconicccccc, that too on the cruise. Voulez Vous's ah-ha while everything spinning was giving. Dancing Queen was a true vibe. Slipping through my Fingers is probably the soul of the film, and I find it even better than the original. And last but definitely not the least is the Winner Takes it All on the hill...truly a masterpiece.

this is even better the previous movie idc what anyone says. I hope the next one follows up.

A stright man wrote this (derogatory)...anyway Meryl Streep looks so pretty it's crazy even when she's crying in the court room damn. Also, not a film person at all but the weird cuts at every instance made me uncomfortable...don't know if it symbolizes anything or may be I am reading too much into it. Dustin Hoffman has an odd way of speaking, he never opens his mouth, it's like ventriloquist speaking.

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