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  • Mortadelo and Filemon: Mission Implausible

    ★★

  • Detachment

  • This Is England

    ★★★★½

  • Jackass 4.5

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  • Chestnut vs. Kobayashi: Unfinished Beef

    Chestnut vs. Kobayashi: Unfinished Beef

    I watched Kobayashi in his prime when I was a child, and I am watching Kobayashi in his prime as an adult. Guess some things never change...

    Also, Netflix does really know how to hype up, host and livestream events. They should try boxing. Like a youtuber vs Mike Tyson or something like that. Would sell well, probably.

  • Dumb Money

    Dumb Money

    ★★½

    Just watch The Big Short instead...

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  • Falling Leaves

    Falling Leaves

    ★★★★½

    Film School Drop Outs Challenge, Week 1: Alice Guy-Blaché

    As part of my initiation through the film history, I decided to start this challenge choosing Alice Guy's films, and it was a great decision.
    I've seen films by the Lumière Brothers and Georges Méliès before, but I didn't know Alice Guy's works.
    In Les résultats du feminisme, I discovered a wonderful director who can film astonishing projects and, at the same time, attach morals and/or emotions with them.
    This film…

  • The Best Years of Our Lives

    The Best Years of Our Lives

    ★★★★½

    The Best Years of our Lives is one of the most interesting portraits of the war consequences in the Hollywood cinema. Fred (Dana Andrews) provides a powerful insight of the PTSD suffered by Air Force veterans like the proper James Stewart once experimented. Homer (Harold Russell) shows the painful drama of the comeback, while a magnificent Al (Fredric March) completes the film with a comic undertone.
    William Wyler was able to tell the hardest stories without becoming artificial or falling into a valley of tears.