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Memories of Murder is a film directed by the great Bong Joon-ho. This is the third movie I’ve seen from him, and I can confidently say he’s becoming one of my favorite directors. I absolutely loved this movie—an incredible mystery from beginning to end—and the fact that it’s based on true events makes it even scarier.
The film follows two detectives trying to catch a serial killer targeting women. Their investigation takes them across the city as they interview multiple…
The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie is the funniest animated movie I’ve seen this year. It felt great seeing the Looney Tunes again! Daffy Duck and Porky Pig are the main characters, and their chemistry was amazing.
I’m personally a fan of Porky Pig since he stutters just like I do, and I loved the scenes where both he and Petunia stuttered—it was really cute. I also appreciated that the other Looney Tunes characters weren’t in…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Novocaine was a fun ride, but it felt a bit too long. I loved Jack Quaid and Jacob Batalon in this movie—the comedy was done well. However, the film has several weaknesses. The first is that the villain is extremely predictable, and the girlfriend’s involvement is way too obvious.
When Nate had the villain at gunpoint, I thought the movie was about to end, and I was satisfied with that. But instead, it led to an unnecessary final chase scene.…
Y Tu Mamá También is a film directed by Alfonso Cuarón. This Mexican movie, set in 1999, follows two teenage boys who embark on a road trip with a Spanish woman, only to discover much more than they ever intended.
I absolutely loved this movie. I had heard about it for a long time but had never watched it, and I’m so glad that I finally did. The film tackles many deep themes, particularly hidden homosexuality and sexuality as a…
