Micah Safatigi

This gets 2 stars. It’s not convincingly realistic. The good parts were the first 20 minutes. It started off with verbal defeat, racial injustice, and acts of police brutality and should have ended that way. Terry Richmond built up momentum in the scenes, but then it fell apart. The action toward the end at 1:50 was unnecessary. The plot should have twisted in a way that provided more satisfaction. We expected a hardcore standoff, with the police begging for their lives, but the plot weakened. I give it 2 or 2.1 stars.

Stupid movie. Fat face guy walking back to his apartment knowingly that danger awaits. The old lady should have followed them to burn the cards when they visited her why afterwards? What's the logic? Nobody walking around the streets, no police no elderly people, the apartments looks empty. Nonsense. They are all useless teenagers how come they live in their own apartments? Do they even own the apartments or have money to rent? Even their third friend who was killed by hangman just few minutes ago yet they never show any signs of genuine sympathy. Still walking as if nothing happened. I rank all if these clown actors 0 out of any number on any given time. The director made worse film I ever watched. Wasted my time!

At the conclusion of every movie, satisfaction is what everyone seeks, and the emotional and mental state you're left in matters the most. However, I don't believe this movie deserves a 5-star rating. To be fair, I would give it 3 stars. It turned out to be one of the most boring movies I have ever watched. Despite Nicole and Colline delivering their best performances, the storyline didn't resonate with me. It felt convoluted and lacked coherence, leading to confusion. Movies with such a disorganized plot usually don't receive Oscars, so I find myself wondering: what's the point of even making it?

After watching this movie, it becomes apparent that no matter how smart and creative you might feel, those sentiments are sadly misplaced. This film emerges as a testament to pointlessness and lacks any meaningful impact. While it's worth acknowledging that Jennifer Lawrence performance stands out as one of the few positives, the overarching thought process behind the conception of this movie is utterly absurd and lacking in coherence. In all honesty, I can only muster a 1-star rating for this film. Its lack of substance and illogical narrative leave much to be desired.

The movie "Inside" (2023) left me feeling utterly disappointed and questioning the choices made by the renowned actor, William Defoe, to be a part of such a seemingly pointless film. While I understand that movies can be subjective, this particular production tested my patience and left me feeling unfulfilled. The film's lack of a meaningful narrative was evident from the start, and it failed to capture my attention throughout its 1 hour and 45 minutes duration. I hoped for a powerful ending that would convey a message of resilience and triumph over life's adversities. Unfortunately, "Inside" fell short in this regard, leaving me questioning the purpose of my investment in watching it. One of the major drawbacks of the film was its lack of logical coherence. The fact that nobody returned to feed the fish in what appeared to be an isolated apartment was perplexing and unrealistic. Additionally, the initial alarm at the beginning, signaling the presence of valuable art worth millions, went unnoticed by anyone. The absence of any meaningful response to the substantial amount of water resulting from the fire further undermined the film's credibility. While I understand that "Inside" is a work of fiction, it is important for a movie to maintain some level of practicality and realism to engage the audience. Unfortunately, this film failed to strike that balance, leaving me with a sense of dissatisfaction. Despite my disappointment, I would like to acknowledge the commendable efforts of the cast and crew. The performances were decent, and the cinematography was visually appealing. However, these aspects alone were not enough to salvage the overall experience. In conclusion, "Inside" (2023) was a film that lacked meaning, failed to capture my interest, and ultimately left me questioning the choices made by its talented actor. While it had some redeeming qualities, they were overshadowed by the nonsensical plot and unrealistic scenarios. As a result, I can only give this movie a rating of 2 out of 5 stars.

Men - very deep meaning behind this movie. Good watch and therapy for couples having continuous marriage issues and toxic relationship. We all have demons we are dealing with and if nothing is done to solve it, life thereafter separation/ divorce lies a different chapter with scar and memories and it could be very haunting! However, the movie is biase to capture mostly negative sides/ characteristics of men and left out the fact that women are too part of the problem. Yes, in the movie we saw different characters with same face - the police, house owner, bar tender, etc - indicates that men will never change despite whatever promise they make to change. Woman will always have to deal with this! Marriage is life decision and for those who plan to settle should choose wisely to avoid the inevitable problems! In conclusion, sexual desire and sinful lust is root problem to any marriage problem faced by couples. Even in isolation, it will haunt us, destroy our lives and take away the peace and dignity we once had!