Abdul Malik Allie

Abdul Malik Allie

Favorite films

  • Taxi Driver
  • The Truman Show
  • Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
  • Treasure Planet

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  • Look Back

    ★★★★½

  • Nosferatu

    ★★★★½

  • Hit Man

    ★★★

  • Alien: Romulus

    ★★★★

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  • Aftersun

    Aftersun

    ★★★★½

    One way I tend to approach watching a film is by trying my best to immerse myself in the story; I tell myself this is happening, that these are real people. That way, if anything stands out or breaks my immersion I’m able to discern what one MAY consider a flaw with the production. In the best way possible; what a mistake this was.
    This film left me speechless and balling. I genuinely needed a minute to think about the…

  • The Wailing

    The Wailing

    ★★★★½

    Let me start this review by saying this to whoever's reading this. The most common thing about my Letterbox account is that I don't write reviews. Or at least, I rarely do. SO, for me to write this, the Wailing has to be somewhat special, hey? Or at least to me.
    I consider this film to be near perfect. On a personal note, one of the main ways I judge the quality of something is by how well it does…

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  • The Divide

    The Divide

    ★★★

    The reason I'm writing a review on this film is because I can't, in good faith, recommend it to anyone.
    The film is brutal, disgusting, and extreme. But I do not in the slightest regret watching it.
    The opening scene and closing scenes of this movie are beautiful. Stunning. The film has many shots that are simply incredible.
    The soundtrack is excellent, but the application of them? I really don't know, it felt really awkward and out of place a…

  • Funny Games

    Funny Games

    ★★★★

    By somehow being both visceral and unbelievable at the same time, this movie leaves me with a huge and completely unique type of discomfort.

    The realism of this film makes it so difficult to watch that I found myself struggling to get through it. And the meta and more fictional aspects makes it difficult to forget

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