John & Joseph Twins

If this movie had another title, I would've given it a 2 rating. But the fact that they used "American Pie" to gain publicity but created a product that has ZERO closeness to it was just pure disappointing. It's like the director, writer and specially actors i mean go and just watch THE AMERICAN PIE and you'll gonna know that American pie was never about being BADASS or being cool just some uncool and geek or dorks finding their way to high school love life I mean this film series was never about love bombers trying to get someone to be inlove with them but finding the real person who genuinely loves you for who you really are doesn't matter if you are a loser or a band geek i mean why Emmett (Zachary Gordon) using the phrase "I was in a band camp" over and over like he's proud and THE STIFLER Character was always the funniest one a frat boy and they ruined it. And every lead falling for the same person c'mon typical classic story i means its John Tucker Must Die or Sydney White those movies are great in their own way but not in mixing with American Pie

The Sour Pea, whole series on one side and last episode on one side. Shocking, engaging, brutal, edge of the seat, brilliant, top notch acting, unique and different kind of characters and excellent story. Love it

Time Wastage at its peak, cringe story and characters. Ruining kdramas reputation. Bad Casting. Pace Slow. Watched on 2x but still Sucked.

Now that's how you make a real action movie Epic cinematography and this movie is just beautiful

Amidst the surge of modern films that prioritize cool visuals and action-packed sequences, CODA offers something refreshingly genuine and profoundly beautiful. It’s a movie that feels new, special, and unlike anything else. Everything about this film makes it stand out—it's strangely enchanting and invites us to see life from a completely fresh perspective. It gives a voice to those who often go unheard, beautifully illustrating the power of music as a universal language for conveying emotion and stories. The song "Both Sides Now" poignantly mirrors the life of the protagonist, Ruby, who finds herself torn between two worlds. As she sings, Ruby’s voice isn’t just her own—she becomes the voice for her family. The way she navigates this duality is powerful and deeply moving. CODA is a film that resonates long after the credits roll. I absolutely love this movie.

Most underrated, complete masterpiece, mind-blowing, spectacular

How hard can a day get? Watch this edge-of-your-seat, breathtaking movie—it’s amazing!

This movie is a feeling, Bong Joon-ho is a genius. Epic from first to last frame

I think it's one of the best of the Leonardo. Steven Spielberg did a great job directing such movie and the fact that it is based of true story is just....

Such a feel good movie and one of the best teen movies. Bad day cure.