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  Black Bag 2025

  ★★★★ Watched 18 Mar 2025

  Very Sexy movie. Sexy people doing sexy spy stuff in their sexy clothes and sexy accents.

  I love when Fasbender plays an eccentric guy who kicks ass first and talks later. I went in with no expectations and was shocked to see what an amazing cast this is. 

  This movie was like a clash of Hercule Poirot and a white lotus mystery if it was set in the mission impossible universe (there’s always a mole). I also loved that the movie was perfectly paced and got to point. Never slowed down and lost my interest throughout. 

  Definitely forcing my gf to watch this asap.

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  Past Lives 2023

  ★★★★★ Watched 15 Mar 2025

  Some word vomit below.

  First off, the body language in this movie is spectacular. You’re able to understand so much about these characters just from their body language. It is all in the eyes. The eyes are the only part of the body that are openly connected with the outside world.  The way all three characters in this movie leveraged that was so powerful. A lot what said without actually saying anything.

  Once you really start thinking about it, you  realize it’s…

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  Novocaine 2025

  ★★★ Watched 14 Mar 2025

  Jack Quaid is a big enough actor now that he is starting to get cast in mediocre action movies as is the case with every up and coming actor in last few decades.

  The movie is funny however, but when you start thinking of the writing and some of the plot lines, it really takes you out of all the fun. The action scenes had some great comedic elements and I only wish they would’ve added that that feel to…

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  Mickey 17 2025

  ★★★★ Watched 07 Mar 2025

  Political satire or dark comedy? There’s two ways to look at this movie just like all of Joon-Ho’s movies. He has this desire to always comment on capitalistic society, but makes it entertaining by intertwining it with different story telling styles.

  With Parasite, it talks about societies value and treatment of the rich vs poor. In Okja the themes are about the factory farming and cruel treatment of the masses. In Mickey 17, he comments on our gullible-ness to our…

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