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Review of Beyond the Black Rainbow (2010)

By Pablo G (434) on 04 Jul 2017

3.1/5 The beauty of the film is pretty much undeniable, but it does not do a very good job at justifying its length as a feature film, when…

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Review of I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore (2017)

By Pablo G (434) on 02 Jul 2017

3.8/5 I hate people calling this film horror, as it not only misunderstands the brilliant limits horror has, but also undermines the sweet…

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Review of Okja (2017)

By Pablo G (434) on 01 Jul 2017

4/5 Okja is relevant af and reasonable as it can be, all hand in hand with a deeply emotional approach to the experience that proves to be…

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Review of The Blob (1988)

By Pablo G (434) on 29 Jun 2017

3.2/5 I understand that the original had much more time-related artistic merit, but The Blob is the right kind of cheesy and violent, which…

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Review of The Lego Batman Movie (2017)

By Pablo G (434) on 28 Jun 2017

3.9/5 I find that the most transcendental aspect of The Lego Movie was that it was a film about Lego itself and all that it represents, and…

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Review of Memories of Murder (2003)

By Pablo G (434) on 26 Jun 2017

4/5 It took Memories of Murder a while to establish its style, which blends comedy, drama, and mystery in a very strange but ultimately very…

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Review of Hounds of Love (2016)

By Pablo G (434) on 24 Jun 2017

This is a deeply unpleasant film, likely to appeal to psychopaths who dream of torturing women (they will get a kick from this film, and perhaps…

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Review of Amour (2012)

By Pablo G (434) on 24 Jun 2017

Live is hard as it is, we don't need to pay for more sadness, the movie may be considered good by many, but didn't entertained, sparked my…

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Review of Syndromes and a Century (2006)

By Pablo G (434) on 21 Jun 2017

3.8/5 Ive always felt its terribly dangerous for a film to explore the contrast of a situation over another through direct exposure to its…

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Review of Wild Strawberries (2012)

By Pablo G (434) on 20 Jun 2017

3.9/5 Wild Strawberries is plenty poetic and thoughtful in a very particular way and makes for a very convincing and unique experience of nostalgia,…

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Review of Wild Strawberries (1957)

By Pablo G (434) on 20 Jun 2017

3.9/5 Wild Strawberries is plenty poetic and thoughtful in a very particular way and makes for a very convincing and unique experience of nostalgia,…

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Review of Soylent Green (1973)

By Pablo G (434) on 10 Jun 2017

At first it begins like a Captain Planet episode where it dumps the whole 'we are stupid, the earth sucks now' PSAs…

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Review of Antibirth (2016)

By Pablo G (434) on 09 Jun 2017

3/5 You cant just go around combining genres, narratives and themes and expect it to be justified under it being a psychedelic movie…

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Review of The Double (2014)

By Pablo G (434) on 09 Jun 2017

4.1/5 It doesn't add enough to make it a true doppelganger masterpiece, but the world and the characters it very subtly presents in its compact…

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Review of Contracted (2013)

By Pablo G (434) on 07 Jun 2017

3.2/5 Its themes and subjects all come together in a competent and interesting way, but at the end it never really takes them far enough to…

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Review of A Cure for Wellness (2017)

By Pablo G (434) on 06 Jun 2017

It starts out promisingly and some of the visual imagery in this film are striking and creepy as hell, but its ambition is ruined by its derivative…

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Review of Life (2017)

By Pablo G (434) on 06 Jun 2017

3.1/5 The type of movie that lends itself perfectly for a comically negative twist on its title as the summary of its quality…

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Review of Tower (2016)

By Pablo G (434) on 05 Jun 2017

3.9/5 The combination of visual material is as understandable as it is contradictory, as the usage of animation and real life interviews makes…

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Review of Paris, Texas (1984)

By Pablo G (434) on 01 Jun 2017

Great movie about losing yourself both physically and mentally, and not knowing what to do when times get really tough…

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Review of Christine (2016)

By Pablo G (434) on 01 Jun 2017

3/5 Christine is so unapologetically cautious and safe when it comes to the subject matter that it fails to bring out anything interesting…

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