MironBasco

This movie is a never ending basura... A waste of time... But for sure they will reward them... Are we sure that we want these kind of stories?

Just another insult to Christians all over the world, but i'm sure that the academy knows it...

Average, i really don't know why this movie won in Cannes... by the way well directed but it's not extraordinary... Basically is a Cinderella 2.0 story with a lot of capitalist materialism in a russian american sauce... Why?

Pure garbage! that's what you expect watching this "movie". Total waste of time. I don't even realize why Netflix like to waste money filming this kind of movies...

Nice water special effects but poor plot. A jumble of themes thrown together to see what effect it has... Okay, never give up, need a team, blah blah blah, but why this obsession with something basically useless? Okay, everyone has their own personal battle, who cares about this kind of battle? You? Okay, I'm actually trying to break the soup-blower record... and the most likely answer should be: who cares!

Cannot judge this movie cause it's a puddle of purposes never accomplished, a sort of biopic, horror movie and historical product that lead you nowhere. Direction is not that bad, but storyline is somewhat nonsense, there are some illogical sequences. You cannot explain history with movies you need to read a huge amount of book to have a correct point of view, you cannot just direct trying to tell whatever you want cause you think it works...

I like Lanthimos' way of directing, but i guess that "Poor Things" is his worst job, a bad trip inside a feminist journey. I admit for a couple of minutes that the movie had potential, but you cannot just film only sexual adventures as form of rebellion. Indeed there are some little imperfection in the story but in general my question is; Do we really need a "female Frankenstein"? You wanna speak about, rebellion, emancipation, feminism and so forth? So write new stories do not use paste and copy novels nor changing fairy tales to convince people that everything is possible...

Indeed a good movie, according to Scorsese's style, maybe too long, i found unnecessary some scenes but if you like Scorsese that's the price to pay... Di Caprio, as always, acting with his typical "anger" even during the crying scene, always exaggerating, not a good interpretation for him it seems the bad, but real bad copy of "Blood Diamond".Finally a movie talking about american indians, but i hope that it's not the trick to begin a war against "white man", a lot of movies in the Oscar Shortlist have this purpose i guess...

Not bad, but I got the impression that the story was forced to make everyone a little bit happy or unhappy... and of course gain a nomination... i mean regarding, for example, the african american feud about the way of writing books or about the exaggerated sensitivity of new generation about: we can say anything? So maybe we cannot really talk about nothing cause we cannot freely express ourselves...