I've watched this movie multiple times since I was a kid, and every time I see it, I feel like it has aged really well. The outfits are amazing, though I think the villain's costume leaves a lot to be desired—it’s the only one I don’t like, even though the actor is incredible.
I find it hilarious that from a bunch of chubby, slow, robotic beings comes Leeloo, who is incredibly hot and beautiful. I love Korben’s apartment and how…
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Derzu Uzala is one of my favorite movies, as it addresses themes like the contemplation of nature, life, friendship, death, and many other things, all with beautiful western-style shots. It has excellent cinematography and, moreover, it’s a wonderful record of how the Siberian taiga is and how the seasons change. It’s also a gem because it shows how, according to people who study and are professionals, they know how to do things, but in reality, the ones who truly know…
I watched this movie captivated by Brooke Shields' angelic and beautiful face, but I found it to be a very impactful story in terms of how complicated situations for minors are presented in an adult context. I think that a girl in that situation would have faced many more challenges, and compared to the real-life stories I know, this movie felt somewhat softened. I believe it lacked more realism and depth in the narrative, and the characters could have had…
I feel like this movie represents me completely. It’s a micro-representation of how the world works for those of us who don’t fit in. McMurphy is just a guy who likes to have fun, hang out, and enjoy life. The other patients are people struggling with their own problems, looking for help, but the way they connect and form deep bonds is incredibly powerful.
The film does a brutal job of portraying how mental health institutions can be deplorable and…
