Samaran7h

Samaran7h

Favorite films

  • Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
  • Apocalypse Now
  • Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion
  • Memoria

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  • Love & Pop

    ★★★★½

  • Anora

    ★★★★½

  • Anora

    ★★★★½

  • Look Back

    ★★★★½

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  • Scala!!!

    Scala!!!

    ★★★★

    Damn, i'm definitely born in the wrong era. Can someone with a time machine send me back to Scala? I'll even take back everything bad I've ever said about British people (and there's a lot). Just let me every night push through a labyrinth of pitch-black room of unsittable chairs and random sleeping/fucking/hell-knows-what-doing fellows during John Waters/Walerian Borowczyk/some other delightful cinematic weirdo all-nighter. Are my standards too high???

    Seen during the opening night of Warsaw MSN's Kinomuzeum

  • Kim's Video

    Kim's Video

    ★★★

    Happy for the movies to be safe and sound, but as the people on the director's way i would feel soooo creeped-out, he's so unhinged. It's rather strange, quite thrilling at times and overally pretty insane and unpredictable in a maniacal episode-like or random meandring video-essay you watch at 3 am-like way.

    Who could guess a random small Italian city will be connected to the mafia XD

    Seen during the opening night of Warsaw MSN's Kinomuzeum

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  • Deadpool & Wolverine

    Deadpool & Wolverine

    ★★★

    It feels like if drowning man would make up jokes for 2h about how much fucked he is. There's no thing left that makes sense in this franchise, no thing that posseses meaning, Marvel created a brechtian'esque autoparody of its own fall. This movie is less of a needed fresh air in the universe and more of another nail in the coffin - as it so clearly shows how fucked they are.

    Every character now has quadrillion almost identical copies…

  • Fish & Cat

    Fish & Cat

    ★★★★

    that moment when the killer instead of killing anyone kills your attention span

    Really challenging to watch but ultimately rewarding at the end. The type of cinema no one ever heard about that i have only watched because i got in it blind at Film Discussion Club but I'm very happy it happened.

    An ultra low-budget one-take'y unique dream-like movie essay on time and space, with a smart blend of horror cliches and weird humour.

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