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  Mickey 17 2025

  ★★★★ Watched 08 Mar 2025

  A sci-fi tale unlike any other, ambitious ideas and extensively comprehensible, with humor and satire so dry and quite the original story overall, which manages to make you care of things you won’t expect. The cast is great, specially Pattinson, how he switches and differentiates both Mickeys is nothing short of amazing, Bong definitely went out there with this one, but it can be a bit overwhelming in terms of its scope and its humor won’t work for everyone, making it a bit harder to get through as there’s some weaker moments around.

  Still, certainly a sight to behold from another world.

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  The Monkey 2025

  ★★★ Watched 05 Mar 2025

  Osgood Perkins right after finishing Longlegs saying “I just wanna go apeshit now” and pulling this out of his pocket.

  It’s a humorously dark, weird, silly and wildly over-the-top story that looses itself quite a bit by the middle in its nonsensical absurdity and gets decreasingly weaker threading its threads, but on the flip side still gives quite the experience with its very out of the box delivery, nice cinematography and its crazy, bloody, just absolutely gnarly “accidental” deaths by one peculiar, ehm, “definitely not a toy” monke.

  Think they said “Don’t think about it too much”.

Popular reviews

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  Spider-Man: No Way Home 2021

  ★★★★½ Watched 16 Dec 2021

  I think no spoilers? but still, just better watch it first with your expectations and knowledge untouched.

  Anyway, gotta be honest, while I recognize the previous two are good films, I've disliked this interpretation of the character for a while. This movie changed that, It's the perfect spectacle of chaos and emotion to conclude the trilogy, fixing the problems I had with the other two movies, like going trough the growth and hardships that this Spider-Man needed, and also moving…

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  Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire 2023

  ★★ Watched 22 Dec 2023

  When you think you can write Star Wars, but you actually can't.

  I swear to god, Snyder can't write good dialogue on his life, it is exposition or confusingly told, sometimes both.

  I'll give him this: He managed to craft a distinct enough world and differentiate it from his once Star-Wars pitch, but it still feels like a lesser mishmash of better stories, and he somehow strikes almost every cliché imaginable here. Now don't get me wrong, I believe you…

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