This is WAY better than I remember. It’s paced extremely well and has it all. It’s funny, packed with great emotional moments, and the action is great. Absolutely worth a rewatch.
District 9 has outstanding visuals, but they are honed to an impeccable degree here. Though the work on D9 is starting to show some age, Chappie has some of the best CG that has ever been put to screen, even 10 years out. I know others have said it…
I’m not sure how this came into my feed while I was searching for raucous sci-fi movies, but it did. My interest is often peaked when something like that happens because it feels like whatever the thing is has found me instead of me finding it.
This is simply enthralling and one of a kind. I’m so happy I got to watch it.
The entire runtime of the show is about three hours. Do yourself a favor and give it a watch.
The crabby snacks and homemades are as great as ever.
This film is not without its merits. The colors and camerawork are gorgeous. The soundtrack is so unexpected and beautifully haunting at times. The family drama is genuinely interesting and engaging for nearly the entirety. But come the last two scenes my blood began to boil.
Firstly, the final conversation between the main character and his ex-wife is excruciatingly slow and drawn out. The story told of their past is cringe inducing, completely unbelievable, and more befitting of, say, Black…
