Taking away the problematic racial casting choice of Peter Sellers as the lead; I guess it balances out of being a very fun, likeable time of a movie, although it started quite slow, what made stand out was the visual gags (especially the ones involving the drunken servant and the poor chef) including on how it kept building up to a gnarly hilarious finale.
Favorite films
Recent activity
AllRecent reviews
More-
-
Sixteen Candles 1984
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Man, although I respect that without this movie there won't be any Breakfast Club; it doesn't cut the fact that this clearly shows to be an obligation teen movie (that this movie had to have raunchy jokes, awkward humor and over the top situations in some scenes) and honestly the romance between Jake and Sam was quite unnecessary and forced (compared to Pretty In Pink, despite it wasn't directed by Hughes).
Despite of that, there were genuine heart and honest…Translated from by
Popular reviews
More-
Here 2024
Honestly compared to the other failures of this year, including Zemeckis' trilogy of disasters; at least this felt like a major step up from those films; I think the one-shot perspective was uniquely executed; despite it kind of bothered me in some parts. The performances were great (ignoring the AI de-aging, which I'm against it continuous use nowadays.), and the stories were really good; I think my favourites were about the inventor of the multi-use armchair, the optimistic pilot and…
Translated from by -
Who Framed Roger Rabbit 1988
The best crossover- noir film ever!!!! Robert Zemeckis and Richard Williams excelled their ass on this masterpiece to forever enjoy and inspire on what a great crossover is!!!!
Translated from by
