Gromazen R9

It is a musical. It has its merits but also was a bit too theatrical. Would have been good to have a less predictable plot. The movie is not a disaster but also, it is a lost opportunity

Movie perfection, can't praise it enough, it.ia a masterpiece, a bit too violent for some but perfect really. The acting by the more renowned stars and also the lesser.known actors is all on point. The direction and the music is top notch.

I catalog this film as a comedy. Started well then pretty much turned into cringeworthy ridiculousness, topped off by the most unlikely of airborne dog fights you'll ever hope to imagine. The first Top Gun film was good because it was meant to be what it was, but the sequel is just not on point.

A strange and most likely undeserved choice for the 2022 Oscar for best film. The movie only starts being engaging around the 1 hour and 15 minute mark (or so). Even then, the performances all around seem rehearsed (you are not supposed to detect that) except, oddly enough, for Jamie Lee Curtis who thankfully acts as if she's living it. An American movie with mainly Chinese actors, aimed at the huge Chinese market in China and also in the United States. Nothing wrong with that but the martial arts references and unrealistic karate scenes whenever a lot of Asian people are featured in a movie, is getting very old very quickly in Hollywood. The movie takes from the multiverse theories and attempts to deliver the message that you should make the most of what you've got and life your life as best you can as in the end, complicating your life for mundane things, is insignificant... That's one take anyway.

Well... I'm a Wes Anderson fan but the acting in this film was very robotic, you could see most of the "well known" actors were just regurgitating their lines as if they were just reading a placard (not being the character from the heart), except for Matt Dillon, his brief appearance was the only acting highlight in this film.

The movie is historically inaccurate in various moments and way too long.

Star Wars episode 9: The first 25 minutes or so of the film were disappointing to say the least, with lots of rough editing, cut and paste, no inter linkages to episode 8 and the character of "Poe Dameron" desperately trying to be a substitute Han Solo, just that it didn't work. This "Poe" character was cringe-worthy all throughout the film. All systems "fail" until the scene when Chewie was being kidnapped and Rey does a back flip to disable Kylo Ren's space craft. This was for that very instant, excellent, even worthy of a scene from any of any of the 3 original movies directed by George Lucas (the 3 best out of 9 episodes)... The bad form continued immediately though, with Chewie inexplicably not dead after Rey blew him up. The film got better from there but don't get me wrong, it was still a "rushed" effort but much better than the movie was before that point. One thing to note was the fact that in any of the other 8 films before it, you don't actually notice (or care) that humans are moving about in space without the need for Oxygen tanks whilst out in the open in space...However, in this film's final battle scene, it is very noticeable that the characters are doing that, you almost wanted to scream at JJ Abrahms "Hey, where are the Oxygen tanks?" Also, on the scene where the Sith was killed... wasn't he generating his own electricty? Couldn't he have turned it off...Rey was only blocking it... The other thing was Kylo Ren's "cracked" helmet...on the one hand, it was clearly not cracked even though it had a "cracked" paint job. The other thing is that Kylo Ren didn't need to wear the helmet at all (Darth Vader on the other hand, needed it to live and breathe)... The other annoying thing was that "Lord of the Rings" dwarf that kept appearing at the Rebel control center...his appearances and lines were clearly the product of heavy talent manager discussions...he was cringe worthy also. I won't go into the deficiencies with the story line as many fans are analyzing that but I will say that the film was nevertheless, the best out of the last trilogy in the saga (episodes 7, 8 and 9), and the 4th best out of 9 episodes, only being bettered by the first 3 original films from the 70's and 80s.