Favorite films

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  Call Me by Your Name 2017

  ★★★★★ Watched 28 Feb 2025

  Stimulating in every sense. you completely immerse into this movie, from its visualisation to audio. Scenes audio recording dont just capture dialogue, they capture the entire surrounding. the actors and camera interact with the entire surrounding. in every scene the colours are fantastically matched. in every scene you watch, you think you have probably watched one of the most beautiful moments this movie could possibly give and then it keeps topping itself. the camera work is so human, we move with the movie. humanities portrayal is wonderful done. this has become one of my favourite movies
  thanks so much

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  Herakles 1962

  ★★½ Watched 12 Feb 2025

  this is just a practise in filmmaking. its fun is found in its footage, music and editing. i have been enjoying watching filmmakers first couple films to see what they get up to and its reassuring it can be nonsense driven and not a masterwork in story telling

Popular reviews

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  Terminator 2: Judgment Day 1991

  ★★★½ Watched 01 Feb 2025

  I appreciate this probably and deservedly has a cult following and could be labelled a classic. I had to watch this for the first time, having not even seen the first one, ruined by drunk friends and family around me, constantly spoiling moments before there happening lol. We even watched this in subtitles? So i didn't really enjoy this, not as much as i would on my own, or in fairer company. I see its fun, its qualities and comedy, but what the hell. Hasta la vista, baby

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  Operation Concrete 1958

  ★★★ Watched 31 Jan 2025

  This is a great practise in filmmaking. I don't want this to be read pretentiously but in its simplicity there is a greatness. I mean so because when you're a beginner and want to start making films you need a story. Realistically its not going to be a fantastically written story, so what stories can you portray when you start practising? A documentation of a construction project is simple enough and theres a beginning and ending. You narrate it, giving…

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