It's just a coincidence that my ratings look like a normal distribution
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Sometimes, it gave me Don't Look Up vibes. The themes and worldbuilding are very interesting. The discussion on the morality of technological advances and the philosophical debates that come with them are compelling, but they remain somewhat shallow due to the film’s clichéd structure. At times, it works well as a satire, but the theme deserved more depth.
A few years ago, I would have thought that Marshall was a completely unrealistic character. Nowadays, I wouldn’t be surprised if he were real.
I didn’t expect a The Care Bears Family genocidal villain ascension à la Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith, mixed with a Studio Ghibli forest aesthetic.
In this film we got:
- Paddington turning into a white woman aka an immigrant getting British citizenship
- The British industrializing an isolated community
- A colonialist POV on Peru
- London unrealistically portrayed as happy and colorful
- Olivia Colman, as always, amazing
ENGLISH VERSION BELOW
Eu já vi muitos filmes brasileiros e já vi muitos filmes em um cinema alemão. Porém, essa foi a primeira vez que vi um filme brasileiro em um cinema alemão. É quase indescritível a sensação que tive ao ver palavras escritas em português em uma tela alemã. Só de ver os créditos iniciais, já estava lacrimejando ao perceber algo tão brasileiro "atravessando a Linha do Equador", como disse a própria Fernanda Montenegro. Não só isso, mas também…