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DZ-330 said:

JackNapier said:

The Chernobyl mini-series (2019) is a shockingly powerful and deeply disturbing real look at the actual truth of the disaster. Everything about it was both well-crafted and respectful to the real people who were involved. The sound design was stunning, as were the visuals and the sheer haunting awe of it all. A must see for fans of history, biopics, audiovisual terror, and for those select few that have a strong stomach. I highly recommend it, but with a caveat that you only watch it if you are certain that its right for you.

My co-worker’s wife is from Russia and lived there when the disaster happened. She said that out of all the Chernobyl-related things she has watched, the 2019 miniseries is by far the closest to the actual events that happened and the atmosphere of the country and people that lived there at the time.

That’s really cool

The film Godzilla Minus One is a fantastic addition to the endearing saga of everyone’s favorite female badass gargantuan monster! A must see, well deserving of its Oscar wins!

The film Abigail is a mediocre offering with very few redeeming qualities. The best it has to offer is the overly repeated trope of the slasher villain being the hero of the story. Not great, but not terrible either. The music was subpar at best, and the acting was except for a few notable exceptions lackluster. Not a must see, Vampire fans give this a pass.

The film Poor Things is a story whose plot is the strangest I have ever had the opportunity to watch. This “movie” has notions on feminism, misogyny, and philosophy. I have no idea how to feel about this. Anyone else have this problem?

The film Nosferatu (2024) is a fantastic addition to the vampire mythos. The acting was superb, the writing Shakespearean, the effects phenomenal, the score bone chilling, and the cinematography masterful. A modern horror masterpiece If there ever was one! I highly recommend it!

The film Anatomy Of A Fall is a fascinating murder mystery that touches upon the unknowns of a murder trial. The movie touched upon the problems that are also presented when a child becomes put in the middle of a dispute between parents. Well deserving of its awards.

I’m going to be brutally honest with you, JackNapier… Your posts here read like they were written by ChatGPT.

Spuffure said:

I’m going to be brutally honest with you, JackNapier… Your posts here read like they were written by ChatGPT.

Well like I told the last heckler, they’re not. If you don’t like them then just don’t react to them, or leave this thread.

The film A Complete Unknown is a fantastic biopic that translates the life of Bob Dylan in a great way! A must see and a great watch. Timothee Chalamey is indeed a great addition to the great profession of acting.

Also for all the assholes who keep giving me shit for my reviews, here’s your fuckin proof: https://youtube.com/shorts/7ytqBdVYoWw?si=-AIkldGZmOY-1LVP

The film Nightbitch is another arthouse film, just like Poor Things. This one acts as an allegory for the inequities in parenthood, and the contradictions of the social expectations placed on mothers and fathers. While an odd watch at times, I nevertheless highly recommend it!

The film Wolf Man (2025) is a fantastic addition to the supernatural genre. It serves as a perfect allegory for both toxic masculinity and man’s search to dominate nature. A must see for those with strong stomachs.

On Sunday night I watched the movie Watchmen (2009), I went into it without a clue as to what it was about. My response to this movie is that its story is a poor attempt at being edgy, written in a way that emphasizes the worst parts of the political landscape of the last decade and a half. For me it was hard to watch and I at many points was left feeling like I just couldn’t understand why so many comic book fans like it, and that the story is unnecessarily antagonistic. If I could I would have prevented its creation.

The film Flight Risk is a fantastic comedy that has twists, turns, and at some points it turns into a pear. This is a must see and yet another masterpiece from Mel Gibson!

The film Companion is a fantastic art house Sci Fi horror movie that has a great deal to say about the horrible way that women are treated by men in our society. Like Poor Things it carries forth it’s message in a jarring manner, but with class. A must see but do be advised on the somewhat graphic nature of some elements.

JackNapier said:

The film A Complete Unknown is a fantastic biopic that translates the life of Bob Dylan in a great way! A must see and a great watch. Timothee Chalamey is indeed a great addition to the great profession of acting.

Also for all the assholes who keep giving me shit for my reviews, here’s your fuckin proof: https://youtube.com/shorts/7ytqBdVYoWw?si=-AIkldGZmOY-1LVP

I’m a huge Dylan fan, and I thought that the music and performances were fantastic (Chalamet embodies Dylan), but I found that the plot never really felt like it kicked in. I felt it dragged, even for a big fan of story like I am.

The film Captain America Brave New World has pushed the character to new heights and features my new favorite casting for a character. It also has the message that while our past actions will always flavor our present, they shouldn’t define us, and that redemption can be reached within reason.

The film The Monkey is a bizarre dark comedy that truly encapsulates the feeling of a bad drug trip in film form. Not for the faint of heart.

The film The Phantom Of The Opera (2004) is a great look at what happens when you abuse someone and then leave them alone in the catacombs of an opera house, which is quite frankly, an obsessive and murderous incel who has a penchant for theatricality. I highly recommend it, especially due to the superb visuals, and exquisite songs.