Amra Sheriffdeen

"What do these trillions of dollars even matter if we’re all gonna die?" Carrying up an issue that requires a considerable interest, I reckon the idea of making a film like this is very laudable. This is my first Adam Mckay film, and while it isn't his finest work, it isn't extremely disappointing either. Although the script is humorously written, several of the elements sounds counterintuitive. To some degree, the content that the film is attempting to convey is obvious. By combining dark humor with political and legal malfeasance and public outrage was effectively demonstrated. Regardless of how technology is utilized, it is a dismal failure if it is not used wisely. When it come to the performances, Leo did an incredible job as the anxiety king. We all know that, but these were the least favorite characters I've ever seen portrayed by Meryl Streep and Cate Blanchett, got to be two of my favorite actresses. Looking at the cast, I had great hopes because witnessing them all on the same screen may be a once-in-a-lifetime encounter. But I didn't see their characters potential, and I'm displeased that I wasn't able to enjoy the acts of my favorite celebrities as much as I usually do. Timothee, on the other hand, had the great fortune of collaborating with Jennifer tho. lol. Loved the visual effects and the soundtrack. The credit scenes. LMAO. 3.5/5

The World Is A Cruel Place. And You'll Learn That, Even If It Hurts. This piece of artwork is a sheer, enchanting, and elegant depiction of a delusional world and realism. Guillermo del Toro has given us a magnificent bolt of ingenuity in graphical fidelity, plot, and fascinating cinematography. I suppose being entrapped in our own minds is preferable to dealing with this weary, messed up world. Even though the plot appears to be basic, it has a compelling message. Sergio Lopez, delivered a fantastic performance as the antagonist. As a whole, it was a fascinating movie to watch.

"I like films. I love going to the cinema. I like old films especially. I like romantic films, french films. I loved old westerns. I used to watch those with my grandfather" "Literally me" moment. 🙂❤️ Certain events happen in a blink of time, and you desire they hadn't actually occurred at all. It's not simplistic to relax and unwind and live the dream you've always imagined when there's a risk of being trapped in a painful history. Landscapers is a four-episode miniseries that depicts the story of such a traumatic experience. A couple becomes embroiled in a murder investigation, and the narrative illustrates the ramifications that they face prior to the actual events. Despite the fact that the tale is foreseeable, the manner it was told is absolutely incredible. It's truly a piece of genius. The use of color, lighting, camera movement, and the overall production design to depict the events that occurred is spectacular. This is a fantastic method of conveying a tale. For me, it was more of a theatrical experience, with Olivia Colman and David Thewils giving impressive performances. They were at the center of this effort. Susan, played by Olivia Colman, was a character who I could relate to on several occasions. It was fascinating to witness how she believes about cinema and how she comments about it. Olivia is a force to be reckoned with. Her ability to immerse herself in characters is just extraordinary. The chemistry between these two was phenomenal. Olivia, I believe, is deserving of a tremendous reward for her efforts. When she said, "I'm not fragile. I'm broken. So no one can hurt me anymore".I completely lost it. This series is an art house. An underrated and an artsy wonder. 4.5/5

"I say before all of you, I spoke the truth!" Looking at this movie, all I could think was how fortunate I was not born during this period of time. Ridley Scott never fails to give. The narrative has been split into three segments, recounting the incidents from three different individual perspectives, laying the ground for an exhilarating combat, and I can assure you that Ridley did an incredible job of weaving these three sorts of stories seamlessly. It was well-crafted and meticulously executed, and we were able to totally immerse ourselves in each protagonist's emotions and thoughts. Matt Damon and Adam Driver provide blazing performances, but Jodie Comer, my beloved Villanelle (Those who know, knows), outclasses with a stunning portrayal as a lady who deserves justice rather than continuing to keep her voice shut. It's no surprise that such catastrophes continue to occur despite the passage of time. From the start to the finish, it was well-paced. Amazing cinematography and damn the last epic battle. Goosebumps. 4.5/5