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  The Godfather 1972

  ½ Watched 20 Dec 2024 1

  It starts off with a quiet, almost unassuming elegance. You think you know what you're getting into—something smooth, refined, maybe even a bit understated. But then, the presence grows. Slowly, it becomes clear that this isn’t just about surface appearances. There’s something deeper here, a weight to every decision, every action, something that seems almost... inevitable.

  A confluence.

  Hidden depths and outward manifestation, seamlessly woven together. Symbiosis.
  
  Every action is deliberate and instinctual, guided by an invisible hand, carefully orchestrating…

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  Deadpool & Wolverine 2024

  ★★ Watched 20 Dec 2024

  Deadpool and Wolverine promised something more than the loud spectacle it ultimately delivered. What I expected was a film that would engage with the deeper, more grounding aspects of its characters, yet what unfolded was a cacophony of explosions, quips, and melodrama, with little attention paid to the finer, more fundamental details of the human form.

  The film, self-aware to a fault, spends much of its time winking at the audience, as if to excuse its hollow spectacle. Boots and…

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  Fantastic Four 2015

  ★★★★★ Watched 01 Feb 2024 1

  #Holyguacamole, let me spill the beans about the #FantasticFour reboot—it's like a cosmic explosion of #epicness and #awesomeness, sprinkled with rainbow sparkles and unicorn tears! From the get-go, Miles Teller's Reed Richards had me like "yummy mummy, give me more of that stretchy goodness!" His stretch-tastic moves had me #craycray with excitement! And Kate Mara's Sue Storm? She's #totes the queen of coolness, making invisibility look as yummy as a triple scoop ice cream cone on a hot summer day!…

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  Anatomy of a Fall 2023

  ★★ Rewatched 14 Mar 2024

  "Anatomy of a Fall" presents itself as a journey through the complexities of human emotion, but for those hungering for excitement akin to the Transformers franchise, it's a disappointment. Director Triet's deliberate pacing and emphasis on ambiguity offer little in the way of the adrenaline-pumping action that fans of the robot saga crave.

  As viewers settle into their seats, they might find themselves yearning for the pulse-pounding excitement of the Transformers films – the heart-racing chase scenes, the explosive battles…