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  Coherence 2013

  ★★★★ Watched 18 Mar 2025

  Coherence is proof that you don’t need a massive budget, a big crew, or even a script to create an incredible film. With minimal resources, it delivers a gripping, mind-bending story that keeps you hooked from start to finish.

  The improvisational dialogue makes the characters feel real, and the unfolding mystery is executed so cleverly that it keeps you thinking long after the credits roll. It’s a testament to how strong storytelling and smart filmmaking can outshine big-budget spectacle any day.

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  My Son 2021

  ★★½ Watched 18 Mar 2025

  The concept behind My Son is undeniably intriguing—filming a thriller where the lead actor (James McAvoy) is given no script and must improvise his reactions in real time creates a unique sense of realism. The idea of an actor genuinely uncovering the mystery alongside the audience is a bold experiment that had the potential to make for an incredibly immersive experience.

  Unfortunately, while the concept is groundbreaking, the execution falls short. The film moves at a slow pace, and rather…

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  Flow 2024

  ★★★★ Watched 21 Jan 2025

  A beautifully crafted film that speaks volumes without saying a word. Flow is completely silent, relying solely on its stunning visuals and a well-composed music track to draw you in. It creates a cozy, laid-back atmosphere while still keeping you fully invested.

  What’s most impressive is how, despite the lack of dialogue or backstory, you still find yourself deeply connected to the characters. The storytelling is subtle yet effective, proving that sometimes, emotion and meaning don’t need words—they just need the right execution.

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  The Substance 2024

  ★★★★ Watched 01 Nov 2024

  I'm honestly at a loss for words with this one. The Substance is a film that defies easy categorization, shifting so drastically in its final act that it feels like two different movies stitched together. The first three-quarters build up an intriguing, unsettling atmosphere, pulling me into its world with a sense of eerie anticipation. Then, the last quarter takes such a sharp turn that I’m still processing what I just watched.

  It’s the kind of film that lingers in…

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