Paprika, a movie which strives to feed your brain a new taste, one which dances in creativity, mystery, and a blend of confusion. Was Satoshi Kon able to deliver this exotic taste in a balanced way, or was the usually dry and spicy flavor too overpowering for the meal it tried to serve?

The good: This movie did not miss when it came to randomness, as you often were thinking of "who comes up with this shit". One of those…

This movie made you have a longleg climb down your back, was it just a tickle and ignorable? Or did the longleg produce a bite that left a mark?

Let's make something clear, this movie was not scary at all and I don't think it was really trying to. I will say I was very disappointed with the soundtrack, as many movies which even if not scary and are thrillers include good ones. This story really leaned on silence for…

It was too short to have been a movie you come away from bored or getting that feeling of being trapped in a movie theater, but wow did the strong reviews this film received leave me searching for answers. I honestly can't give it lower than a 3 just because it was fast paced, but the story itself was an astonishing belly flop that pushed people away from any deep thought. Some people may think that me putting too much…

Now this was the definition of a snoozetacular. A self claimed sattire, which had barely any funny scenes and tried way to hard to defend the concept of having one Monk in power, with the ignorance of those people who were part of it and had kids who would get clout in school if they had an eraser. If in the end they didn't become democratic the story would have made a lot more sense, but just came off as…