Reply With QuoteCherry Soul(10-15-2019)
The Shape of Water, the movie is beautiful but it's also disturbing. Don't keep reading if you don't want to get spoiled.
Cherry Soul(10-15-2019)
Downsizing. I pirated it but I still want my money back.
B (09-01-2019)om b
This one is on my list because I LOVE Doug Jones, I immediately edited out your spoiler for my post as I still haven't seen it, lolOriginally Posted by kiara
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I just finished with finally watching all the How to Train Your Dragon movies... bawled my eyes out at the end of each of them.
The Hidden World spoilers:
Desperado
8/10
One of my likes from the 90's
Hohoho! You did well editing out my spoilers, they were too heavy xD I loved How to Train your Dragon from the first movie, I'm sad because it ended but I'm happy because it happened.
Achyfi (08-28-2019)
The Shape of Water is an amazing movie, but like with a lot of Guillermo del Toro's works, you have to be a bit forgiving.
He often leaves some loose ends to make more room for... artistic beauty? I guess.
I love his movies deeply, because I'm such a sucker for pretty things and unhealthy relationships( :I ), but they are not for the perfectionist.
I binged about 20 hours worth of movies travelling back from Europe to Australia.
The last one I watched was 'Tolkein' which is a take on the life of J.R.R. Tolkein, who wrote the Hobbit and the LOTR.
Not sure if I enjoyed it, it was very slow and it was difficult to stay interested, YMMV
Mission Impossible Fallout you know what you're going to get with these, pretty impressive that old Tom has been making these since 1996! Still it was exciting, silly and instantly forgettable.
I watched Sweet Sixteen last night. Found it interesting as it's generally where I'm from and cool to see it on the screen. It's quite of its time, yet still relevant and true to the type of life it portrays.
Strangely compelling. 7.5/10 for me.
Saw Booksmart yesterday. Good comedy, I really enjoyed it.
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