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  One Week 1920

  ★★★★½ Watched 20 Feb 2025

  They haven't managed to convince people that "do-it-yourself" is feasible and not dangerous for homes, otherwise there would already be such businesses... but I have no doubt that at some point with 3D printing technology they might try it, until then we have IKEA and all that nonsense. As always, Keaton is insightful...

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  Strange Darling 2023

  ★★★★½ Rewatched 06 Feb 2025

  I don't know if he's trolling or if he knows something, but the information provided in the introduction, the pseudonym and the epilogue with the audio sketch a specific university professor if you google (beyond any suspicion otherwise) but with a very suspicious face and a suspicious resume... the director's mother has the same last name as the guy but I couldn't find any family connection. He googled the last name and set up the story to match and troll guys like me or the director knows something about a real serial killer whether they are related or not...

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  Oppenheimer 2023

  ½ Watched 04 Aug 2023 6

  Let me start by saying that if it wasn't for the idiot Nolan and his pseudo-intellectualism and the impact it can have I wouldn't even bother watching it.
  The kitsch poster that presents him as Zorro and the slogan of the trailer "Oppenheimer is an IMAX®-shot epic thriller that thrusts audiences into the pulse-pounding paradox of the enigmatic man who must risk destroying the world in order to save it." they had already created cancer in my eyes and mind.…

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  Mouchette 1967

  ½ Watched 05 Jun 2023

  And the Oscar for the worst scene of crying, fighting, drunks and "finding out she was a "whore" from the grocery lady" goes to... Bresson!!!! Beyond the technical feats, we must recognize what a sensitive soul Bresson was, he has tortured birds, rabbits, donkeys by setting fire to their tails.. .also, the girls in the class go for a ride with boys on motorbikes but the whole village has their eyes on this particular girl, in his stupidity ,Bresson, to give this particular misery completely misses the big picture.

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