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I have to admit that I never liked Loki and never understood his potential in approaching the story and moving it forward. After watching Loki, actually just after watching it for 20 minutes, I couldn't stop thinking about how great an actor he is, how mesmerizing a role he has in his possessions, and how ignorant I was thinking it's not a good TV show before that 20 minutes. Another confess I have to give is that my heart literally broke that I found out that season 2 hasn't been released yet. :()>

After Sherlock Holmes, this was the first TV series which I'm about to watch it again as soon as possible. To the people out there; this one is worth watching... Twice!

It's so amazing when you can taste distress and fear together in a childish world. you can actually have fun with it. Gathering all of these abstract and surreal elements just in one animation movie is fantastic. The No-Face monster, the frogs and the flying owl-like lady, the dragon-transformer Haku, the pigs: all of them gave you goosebumps and at the end of the movie, you can sea even the most evil creatures love you. That's what I can understand from the movie: you shouldn't fearful of the darkness and its creature; it's the humans' inside which is dark and the birthplace of darkness.

It's like putting the notion of "mother" in the realm of monsters. you can see how dangerous a mother can become. A mom who lost his kid in a very heart-breaking way tries to win back the lost kid of hers. To do so, she does everything no matter how cruel it is. Still you can see some traces of motherhood in this pretty yet weird "mom." By the way, the acting was in the least level of existence or namely sucks, the dialogues were not helping the story line, and the atmosphere of the movie was sometimes distracting; a big cliche. All in all, I liked this movie because of its eerie music, outstanding cinematography, and the idea behind the script. Thanks everyone, hell of a ride. p.s: I'm okay with the scene where a mother chokes his son unintentionally - *spoiler alert* - , but come on! Strangling a gerbil by a python... . there was no point in that. unrelated and not quite close to being professional.

Finding some holes in acting, the plot twist made me speechless. Once you're blaming one character, the next you think he's not the culprit. At the end you find out any conclusion you make is wrong and not fully correct.

Throughout the movie, the main actor was like a visitor who is touring a world-size museum. it was bugging me to see Christian Bale saying nothing and just walking. Sorry Terrence! It's just not yet good for our millennium.

I really linke Ben Mendelsohn' acting. He build a character which was intriguing for me to watch every nuances of his character. Ryan Reynolds was the same. The suspenses they made in the movie was very nice.

I just wanted to watch it because of Anthony Hopkins. But I found out from the very beginning of the movie that it's not gonna be a big shot. I mean, when a film starts with too many cuts and scenes and music, it's gonna ridicule your intellectual and make your day miserable. To make the long story short, this movie lacks some directing/editing techniques. Finally, the female supporting actor was a scandal; not a good choice. Obviously, she was added to the cast to attract some porn-lovers.

I had loved the show untill season four. Then, some of the parts started not to be really laugh-stimulating. People's voice were just too fake... still, it's one of my favorite and sheldon and Howie played so genuinely. 😍

The actors just rehearse the dialogues in the worst way possible. Let alone the bus driver who suggested a plan in the final minues of the movie... he's saying the dialogues in a way which seems he's one of the hijackers... ha ha ha... i literally laughed at that moment... And why deniro should play in this patched-up movie... if it's because of money, we should give old actors a bank letting them live by them and not taking this acting proposes...