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Masterful performances, incredibly thrilling writing, on par with the best screenplay I've ever read or watched. Every plot element makes perfect sense, every detail of the puzzle was carefully inserted, as to not seem plain or evident. I cannot recommend this movie enough. It is the culmination of all the care, patience and attention to detail that were put into it. And you feel that climax at the end of the film when everything comes back full circle.

The absolute best racing game in the last decade or so (Ever since the first most wanted). Honestly, it's a masterpiece: Great gameplay (fun and arcade), thrilling storyline, insane visual design, and frankly one of the best soundtracks in a racing game. Everything just fits so well, the progression, the customization, it's just impeccable. I felt really sad when I finished this one, I didn't want the story to end so quickly. 10/10

This movie doesn't deliver. It's one of those movies that always keep you on the edge of your seat, having great potential to blow you away, but never actually achieving anything beyond that. Ryan Gosling's performance is masterful, Bradley Cooper's is not what we're used to seeing from him. I guess the character of Avery Cross wasn't really interesting enough for the viewer (or the actor for that matter) to have an emotional stake in the story. I feel like it always could've been better, and what it lacked was a little spark, a bit of cinema genius, anything to give it life and save it from turning stale, be it from a directing or screenplay perspective.

Drew is a modern writer, jester and philosopher. I consider myself to be a fan of standup comedy, and Drew Michael's work has been the most creative and distinguished I've seen in over two decades. His willingness to delve deep into modern Man's troubled mind, void of love, blinded by ambition, and to present a social critique only few can value, is an act I can truly respect and appreciate. What you go through is relatable, and understandable. I don't know whether it's wrong for us to chase our ambitions even if they isolate us from the experiences that truly matter: Love, intimacy, belonging... But it's a cold hard fact that modern society forces our hands into trading our lives for our dreams. Thank you for yet another masterpiece.

This is beautiful in every way possible. It challenges your opinions, it gives you perspective, it's truly moving and captivating. Through the experience of Pete, we understand what severe mental illness looks like, and how it not only affects the victim, but all his family and friends. I never imagined Louis C.K. was capable of writing such tragedy. He intended this as a surprise to his fans, and I believe it far exceeded pleasant, it was flawless. Thank you Louie.

Great movie. It's the story of a materialistic psychopath living in Los Angeles, trying to go up the social ladder, with only one motto: "The end justifies the means". The writing is thrilling and at times provocative; it criticizes american media and the entire culture behind it, where ethical and constructive journalism which tries to show the truth is overshadowed by fabricated headlines that pry on the viewer's emotion, displaying shocking graphical images. Which gives an unfair advantage to those willing to take immoral action and heavy risks. Jake Gyllenhaal made an outstanding performance, capturing the cynical, almost psychopathic nature of the character. This is everything a thriller should be. 10/10