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Recent reviews

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  Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest 2006

  ★★★★ Rewatched 05 Mar 2025

  Language: English
  Runtime: 151 minutes

  A fantastic sequel to follow up an already great film, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest is so cohesive and engaging, featuring a solid plot and a great ensemble of characters. There’s a really good film essay made by Filmento about this movie, analyzing the plot of this film and why it’s so great, drawing comparisons between it and Infinity War, which I’ll link to at the bottom. It’s true that the premise of…

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  Star Wars 1977

  ★★★★★ Rewatched 23 Feb 2025

  [Project 4K77]
  Language: English
  Runtime: 121 minutes

  What else can be said about Star Wars? This film’s reputation precedes itself, Star Wars is nothing short of a cinematic achievement and a revolution in Science Fiction. This franchise has always been apart of my life and will always have a special place in my heart. This version specifically is a reconstruction of the original 35mm film as shown in theaters, so none of the special edition nonsense. The plot, the characters,…

Popular reviews

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  Crazy, Stupid, Love. 2011

  ★★★½ Watched 25 May 2024

  Language: English
  Runtime: 118 minutes

  Ryan Gosling, Emma Stone, AND Steve Carell? The cast alone got me to want to check this film out, along with the premise which sounded pretty great. This movie has tons of funny moments as well as characters that are very humorous and over the top. Personally I felt the pacing wasn’t great, as I was really feeling the length of this film; I don’t think it needed to be almost 2 hours. Some of…

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  Inside Out 2 2024

  ★★★★ Watched 29 Jun 2024

  Language: English
  Runtime: 97 minutes

  Inside Out 2 definitely feels like a huge “we’re back” moment for Pixar films, or even just Disney in general. Disney has been going through a rough patch since the pandemic, and so has Pixar for that matter, there’s of course been good movies to come out since then, but Inside Out 2 is a standout. The first film getting a sequel just made sense, chronicling Riley’s life and utilizing the emotions just feels like…