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Run Lola Run 1998
Run Lola Run is a nonstop burst of energy, blending rapid-fire storytelling with a clever time-loop structure. The film plays out in three different scenarios, highlighting how small choices can drastically alter fate.
Franka Potente is outstanding as Lola, thrown into a race against time where every second counts. The pulsating techno soundtrack fuels the urgency, making it feel like you’re right there with her. Visually, the film is packed with stylish edits, inventive camera work, and even animated sequences.…
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The Ghost 2004
The Ghost fits right into the wave of eerie, slow-burning Korean horror films that thrived in the early 2000s. It builds tension through an ominous atmosphere, a gradually unraveling mystery, and ghostly apparitions that create a constant sense of unease. The film leans into psychological horror, blending traditional ghost story elements with themes of memory, guilt, and buried secrets.
Everything about this film sounds great on paper, and while it wasn’t bad, I just never fully connected with it. The…
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Demon City 2025
I actually enjoyed Demon City much more than I expected. I’ve never seen the anime it’s based on, so I have no basis for comparison. Although it’s very over-the-top and unrealistic, I found the fight sequences and gore entertaining. It also had a solid story, which could have been more developed in certain areas, but it’s good for what it is.
Overall, Demon City is a 7.5/10 for me.
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Alleluia 2014
Alléluia is a haunting and hypnotic psychological thriller that reimagines the true story of the “Honeymoon Killers” in a raw and visceral way. It’s an intense movie that makes it hard to look away, even when things take a brutally dark turn.
The film thrives on its two leads, Lola Dueñas (The Sea Inside, Volver) and Laurent Lucas (Raw, In My Skin, Calvaire), and the toxic, obsessive relationship they bring to life. Watching their dynamic unravel is both enthralling and…
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