MrPajamas

I’d like to mention the following right from the start. The animation! Wow! Once again, you can see the progress that’s been made, and the film looks truly phenomenal – it’s an absolute joy to watch. Compared to the fifth film, the first one is a bit of a joke visually speaking. The progress across the whole series is incredible, and although the fourth instalment already looked good, this one takes it a step further. The fourth instalment is certainly a brilliant film, but on the one hand I couldn’t shake the feeling that it was rather unnecessary and that the conclusion in the third film was perfect. Unfortunately, that still holds true. The third film wrapped things up perfectly, and that hasn’t been surpassed here. Unlike the fourth instalment, however, I think the fifth is slightly better because it has a stronger theme: technology versus toys. This is something Pixar could have done ages ago, but better late than never – they’ve tackled this theme brilliantly and, in my opinion, pulled it off very well. There were some very powerful moments here, in my view, when I was holding back tears. Emotional, revealing, powerful. This series has its powerful moments, and I think they’re here too. What more can I say? A brilliant story, stunning visuals, excellent action. The only thing I didn’t quite like was the last 30 minutes of the film. If it had ended half an hour earlier, I think it would have been a stronger and better conclusion. I can’t say it was bad, though. I’m just saying that, in my opinion, it had the potential to end differently, but I don’t want to give anything away. In any case, Pixar really delighted me, because it was brilliant and, for me, it surpassed the previous film. It’s true that, in my opinion, it doesn’t quite measure up to the trilogy, but I still think this one makes more sense and is better than the fourth instalment. I’ll say it again. The animation is brilliant. After all that, though, I hope the series is now coming to an end and that this really is the final chapter.

What always fascinates me about Christopher Nolan is his ability to take any subject and handle it brilliantly. I went to the cinema expecting it to be a cracker, and it certainly was. I really enjoyed it. I was very pleasantly surprised by the soundtrack, which was absolutely brilliant in places, so I’d like to tip my hat to the brilliant Ludwig Göransson. The film was brilliant. It’s quite long and probably won’t be to everyone’s taste. There isn’t much action. But it really drew me in and I was entertained the whole time. The ending is probably the strongest part. Here and there, the sheer number of names or the disjointed plot – which isn’t told chronologically – might be a bit confusing. In any case, I thought it was a brilliant film and I’m very satisfied.

An incredible action-packed film. You hardly get a moment to catch your breath here. The action was brilliant – I definitely devoured it and enjoyed every bit of it, and that’s the main thing that makes this film work, in my opinion. A shaky camera, with some proper shoot-outs and car chases. Brilliant. Story-wise, nothing special for me. The soundtrack didn’t really stick in my head either. When it was over, I didn’t feel any ‘wow’ moments in the story or anything like that. This is an action spectacle that flies by and leaves you with nothing more. At least that’s how I see it from my perspective. A good rip-off.

I watched it again after all these years. Amazing. That’s for sure. A powerful story. No CGI. No action scenes. A clean, well-crafted plot. Quality. A real gem. Is it one of the best movies ever? Sure. Is it the best movie in my eyes, or one of the best? Not quite. Maybe in a few years I’ll watch it again and appreciate it even more, though it’s still an amazing movie. I don’t know what else to say. A great look inside a prison with a wonderful ending.

It’s good, but in my eyes it’s not exactly a masterpiece or particularly breathtaking. I’m just not a fan of Westerns, so I can’t really appreciate it. I thought it was okay, but it didn’t captivate me enough to stick in my mind. There wasn’t any standout soundtrack that made me want to go listen to it right away. So what else is there to say? A good little movie, but nothing more for me. My apologies to all the fans, but I just don’t appreciate it that much. Westerns aren’t my thing. It was good, but nothing outstanding in my opinion.

Great movie. One thing I definitely want to highlight is the soundtrack, which was excellent in parts. It really set a great atmosphere. Other than that, I don’t know what else to say. Sure, it tugs at your heartstrings toward the end. Sure, it has some great moments. But I don’t know what else to say. A nice movie. Great.

A really gritty film with a brutal build-up. I didn’t get a moment’s respite, and the further it went, the crazier it got. Dark, gritty, and unflinching. A proper war spectacle. Breathtaking at times. The ending definitely stuck with me. The whole thing had a certain realistic charm. The cinematography helped with that. It wasn’t some polished, professional Hollywood production, and that gave it a rougher, more realistic feel—and it worked brilliantly. In moments like that, I sometimes find myself thinking I’m watching actual atrocities rather than a movie. It felt more authentic. Great for a war-themed movie. I thought it was fantastic, and the actors were great too. Their expressions said it all. A gritty spectacle that tops it all off with sheer horror at the end. A powerful and, in my opinion, brilliant film.

In my opinion, it was a great start. The **** were back on the scene, which made it really appealing to me again. They’re just a part of this series. Without them, the episodes were always weaker, and this time, even though they were there, I don’t think it’s as great a hit as the first or third season—but even so, I thought it was a tiny bit better than the fourth season. Great villain. The beginning hooked me, and then, unfortunately, it got pretty boring, but then it started to be great again for me—though the ending disappointed me the most. I would have been happier with a different ending. Unfortunately, I didn’t really like it this way. Despite that, I think it’s a good movie with great action, so I hope there won’t be any more sequels, because I don’t think we’ll get the amazing quality of the first or third movie in this series again. Still, it’s good in my opinion, even though the ending was a bit of a letdown.

A sequel came out a few years later, and unfortunately, the quality took another hit, but what can you do... It had good characters. I still thought it was a bit better than the second installment. A good villain. Some nice surprise moments. The locations weren’t as appealing to me as in the previous film. But overall, it was fine. The ending was maybe a bit too much of a CGI overkill. I don’t know what else to add. Good. Nothing more. It doesn’t come close to the quality of the first or third installment, but still, it was a good movie in my opinion.

I spent a long time wondering how to rate this movie. I left the theater completely captivated and wondered, why all the hate and why was it a disappointment for others? Let me start by saying this. Of course, I like Michael Jackson, but I’m not such a fan that I know everything about him in detail, so if there are any inconsistencies or mistakes in this movie, I wouldn’t notice them as a viewer. So I’ll explain it from my perspective. I really, really liked the movie. Right from the start. It grabbed me immediately. Right away. There wasn’t a single moment where I started to really enjoy it. It was engaging for me the whole time. From start to finish. It just kept going and going, and for me, it didn’t stop or end—and I thought, “Awesome!” It flew by so quickly, and I was very satisfied. For me, it was a great mix. Musical moments, but also tough life events. Musical, but also story-driven. More than once I held back tears, and once I couldn’t hold it in and a tear fell. That movie got to me. Jaafar Jackson was absolutely excellent in my opinion. That voice was really great. Some might complain that he didn’t look like Michael, but in my opinion, the voice is more important here than the appearance. Two hours, and yet they managed to pack so much into it and tell such a great story. I’m really satisfied and excited. If I had to nitpick just a little, it would be the ending—which was great, but didn’t really wrap things up, since a sequel is in the works. But I’m glad, because in my opinion, Michael Jackson deserves many more hours, and they managed to tell quite a lot here, so I’m glad they’re saving more hours for the sequel. It doesn’t feel like they’re dragging it out to me. As far as I’m concerned, the movie didn’t have any boring moments or anything like that. I enjoyed it immensely the whole time, and I’m looking forward to the sequel. For a lot of people, it’s a flop. For a lot of people, it’s a disappointment. I’m speaking for myself. I’m really satisfied, and aside from the ending, which didn’t wrap things up, I honestly have nothing to complain about. I’m speaking for myself. I really liked it. I’m looking forward to the sequel. Jaafar Jackson’s voice was phenomenal, in my opinion!

That was absolutely amazing. After the last movie, this totally made up for it! I don’t like the second one, but this third one really brought the quality back. In my opinion, the characters, setting, and villain are way more interesting. I enjoyed it much more, and from about halfway through, I was really hooked—and the ending was awesome. For me, it’s on the same level as the first one in terms of quality, though this one might have been just a tiny bit better if I had to choose—but it’s really hard to say. Simply put, it’s a blast! A great action spectacle and, in my opinion, a huge leap in quality compared to the previous film. The **** fit this series perfectly, and even though it might be a bit of a rehash of the first one, it was far more suspenseful and entertaining.

Unfortunately, this sequel didn't appeal to me as much as the previous one, even though it wasn't bad. It was fine, and I even started to really enjoy it toward the end, but in terms of the villain, the locations, and the characters, I didn’t think it was nearly as good as the previous film. It was good, but for me, unfortunately, it didn’t surpass the previous film, and this one was much weaker in my opinion. Good, but not as amazing.

That was amazing! It flew by so fast—from about halfway through, I couldn't even catch my breath; I was completely hooked on the pace and the action! It was fantastic. The soundtrack was excellent. The villain was great. I liked the ending, too. A fantastic action movie.

It was a really nice surprise. I didn’t expect it to be this good. Not at all. It was really great. There’s beauty in simplicity, and one room was more than enough for an hour and a half. I enjoyed it from the very beginning, and it just kept getting better and better, building and building until it was over, and I thought, wow. Really great. Excellent actors. I’d say it was a fairly simple idea, but so well executed, interesting, and suspenseful. Every character was interesting to me. In my opinion, it was fantastic.

What I liked most about this movie were the scenes set in the concentration camp. They were suspenseful, dark, and overall really drew me in—they were great. Unfortunately, there aren’t many of these scenes, and aside from that, the movie didn’t really grab me. The cinematography wasn’t particularly interesting to me. There were moments that were actually quite boring. It didn’t really start getting interesting for me until near the end, where those scenes from the concentration camp are. Those were great. It was powerful to watch. I find myself thinking that if the whole movie had been shot like that, I’d give it a much higher and better rating. Although that final scene from the concentration camp was truly powerful and will stick in my mind, unfortunately, it didn’t outweigh my overall impression of the film—the fact that it’s a long two and a half hours, and a significant portion of that was just boring for me. Too bad. If the entire film had been set during World War II with some solid cinematography and a powerful, epic soundtrack, it would have been phenomenal. To sum it up, I’ll say it again: great scenes from the war, but the rest of the film was, unfortunately, boring for me.

In my opinion, it’s a bit better than the first one. The scenes were more intense, and they weren’t afraid to go there—which I always appreciate in a movie. I thought the whole thing was more interesting; it flew by faster and was a bit more entertaining. It wrapped up the film nicely and tied in well with the ending of the first one. I’m satisfied. In my opinion, it wasn’t anything special, but it did get to me a bit toward the end, and I found myself asking a few questions, so in the end, the movie actually resonated with me. For me, it’s a sequel that slightly surpassed the previous installment. Without having seen the previous one, I don’t think it makes much sense to watch this one. If you’ve already seen the previous installment, this one wraps it up pretty well, in my opinion. It definitely has better moments when it comes to the more daring scenes. In the end, it even got me thinking a bit. There were some philosophical moments in there. Above average, in my book. I don’t know what else to add.

For me, it was a wonderful ending. It flew by, and I really enjoyed it. I think it’s a nice ending for fans of the series. The finale was really great. I don’t know what else to say. Thomas Shelby’s final ride was fantastic—I’m personally very satisfied with the ending. I see that the reviews aren't exactly glowing, but I'm satisfied. The slower pace, which gradually built up toward the end, really suited me and I enjoyed it.

Great, in my opinion. Nice contrast between the characters, but still, in my eyes, it's not that amazing. It didn't blow me away. I wasn't blown away by it. I wouldn't watch it again. Great movie, but I'm not that excited about it. Good quality with a great ending. I won't say more to avoid spoilers. I don't really know what else to say. Great, in my opinion.

I was pleasantly surprised. I didn't expect it to be so great. I have to say right from the start that I don't follow F1, so I'm not a huge fan, but that made it all the more surprising that I enjoyed the film from beginning to end and it flew by so quickly that I was surprised when it was over. It grabbed me. I thought it was nicely shot. It had a great soundtrack. The wonderful Brad Pitt. It was nice to watch. Both the action racing scenes and the story scenes. Great. I enjoyed it surprisingly a lot, and it was such a nice surprise. I didn't expect it to appeal to me so much. Hans Zimmer's music was a bit over the top in places. Nice scenes. Awesome. For me, it was great. F1 fans will probably appreciate it even more.

Right from the start, I would like to mention one thing. I didn't really like the switching between 24 and 48 FPS. I expected the higher frame rate to be used for action scenes and the lower one for dialogues and slower scenes, but that wasn't the case. It just switched randomly, and I found it strange. Extra smooth 48 and suddenly a different angle, yet still the same scene with no action, and then suddenly 24 and then another cut to a different angle in the same scene, and then suddenly 48 again. I was like, what the hell is this? Sometimes it's a movie. Sometimes it's a game cutscene. Story-wise, nothing that would blow me away. Sometimes there were even moments where I thought it was quite predictable. Of course, the visuals carried it. It's nice to look at. The best part for me was the action. It was great, and thanks to that, it flew by really quickly. A good action spectacle. But why does the frame rate keep changing?!

I thought long and hard about whether I should review this, since it wasn't really my cup of tea, but then I figured, why not, if I can express myself politely. I'll start with what I liked. The soundtrack. It was beautiful. I listened to it many times afterwards. A delight for the ears. Awesome. It definitely added charm to some scenes. Otherwise, unfortunately, it didn't have anything extra for me. I apologize to all Leone fans. It's not my style. The problem is that I don't really enjoy westerns in general, and unfortunately, this one didn't appeal to me very much. It's almost 3 hours long. The pace is slow. At times, I was a little confused about what was actually happening and what was going on. I paid attention the whole time, but somehow it still escaped me. The viewer is probably supposed to connect the dots themselves and doesn't get any dialogue that would spell it all out. I think a lot of people might like this style, but unfortunately, I was quite lost on my first viewing. Add to that the length, and by the end, I was pretty bored. It ended, and I thought it could have gone by faster, but at the same time, I understand people who find it flies by quickly. I'm not going to drag this out any longer, guys. The soundtrack is beautiful. Otherwise, the story is fine, but not strong enough for me to enjoy watching it for almost 3 hours at a slow pace. This didn't really work for me. My apologies to the fans.

A great movie. One thing it did very well was contrast. It's amazing how different the main characters are, yet they found their way to each other and formed a beautiful friendship. It had some great moments and, above all, a wonderful ending that had me holding back tears. A nice little film. The soundtrack is also excellent in places. The fact that it's based on a true story adds to it. Very nice. A great watch.

It was fine. Surprisingly, it was enjoyable and flew by quickly. For me, it was nothing special. There were some good moments, but in the end, most of the time is just walking around. Unexpectedly, though. Some of the dialogue was good. Good characters. Here and there some good moments and sometimes dramatic and harsh, which I liked. It has its good moments and is interesting at times, but in the end, I'm not blown away by it and consider it a good movie. Nothing more. Nothing less. I don't appreciate it as much as it might deserve. So, for me, it's good. Nothing special. Fine.

Well, I'm very satisfied again. I liked it. I didn't enjoy the previous episode very much, but this one grabbed me again and I found it interesting and overall enjoyable. For me, it was a great and nice farewell, if it really was the last episode. I thought it was good. It grabbed me right from the start. The ending was a massacre. Awesome. I'm satisfied.

After many years, I returned to this film and still consider it one of the best war films ever made. I enjoy it from beginning to end. It grabs me right from the start and doesn't let go. Bruno Ganz gives an excellent performance, in my opinion. Without a doubt. The film always flies by so quickly and simply fascinates me. Very dark. Moments that unfortunately really happened. In my opinion, it contains perhaps the darkest scene in cinema history. I returned to this film after almost ten years, but I remembered that scene well, and now I've seen it again and it's really powerful for me. If it were just a fictional story, that would be one thing, but the fact that it really happened makes it seem truly unbelievable to me. In my opinion, war films are some of the best because they give us a glimpse into a crazy history and can tell powerful and realistic stories. Although my rating may be exaggerated and many people might say that there are better war films, in my eyes Downfall will still be one of the best, if not the best. It keeps me on the edge of my seat. It has pace. From a certain point on, I find it a massacre to watch, and at the end there is the aforementioned scene that I will never get out of my head. For me, it's a very powerful and sad war movie. A piece of sad history. I think it shows well how people were unfortunately obsessed with their leader and how it clouded their minds and made them behave crazily. For me, this movie is sad, breathtaking, and overall excellent.

What else can I say? Absolute madness. ****, but entertaining in a way. They certainly weren't afraid to go for it. It's hard for me to rate it. On the one hand, it's such funny **** that it's good, but on the other hand, it's total nonsense. Divine carries the whole movie. Her voice. It's a gem. I stuck with it. Great. It's so hard for me to judge whether it's **** or a gem that I end up seeing it as average. Guys, I don't know. See for yourselves and judge. Bizarre, but it flew by quickly and was entertaining.

I've thought about this a lot. Let me put it this way. The film started and immediately drew me in. I thought it was interesting. Then, for a moment, I thought it was quite boring, but it gradually drew me in again, and then I started to enjoy it more and more, and I became more and more interested and waited to see how it would all turn out. I liked the way the story was told, from the different perspectives of the characters. I liked that. The ending was the most interesting part for me. However, there is one big problem for me. Maybe I overlooked it. Maybe I didn't notice it. Why did it all happen and why did that one character do it in the end? Even if I look up some information on the internet, I still have some questions. Otherwise, the film was pretty good. Interesting. Quite suspenseful towards the end, but I take it that, unfortunately, I left the cinema without getting any answers. Maybe the viewer is supposed to figure it out for themselves. Maybe I didn't notice it. This is my view, and unfortunately, it ruined the whole work for me in the end. Even so, it wasn't anything special for me, but I thought it was good, but in the end, I consider it an above-average horror movie. It's not bad at all, and it was interesting, but for me, I'm not satisfied with how the movie ended.

It was cool. I had fun again. It flew by pleasantly. Great entertainment. Robert De Niro carried it as usual, and it was a great sequel. Personally, I would lean a little more towards the first part, but it wasn't bad at all. Good fun. Above average, in my opinion. A nice comedy.

It was a bomb. I really enjoyed the fight scenes. Outside the ring it wasn't bad either, but it wasn't until the end that I started to enjoy it the most. The incredible transformation of Robert De Niro took my breath away. I couldn't believe it. Unbelievable. That was really cool! Overall, it was towards the end that I started to get the most into it. It's a great show, and it helps that it's based on a true story. De Niro and Joe Pesci just a great duo. A great biopic of boxing.

It grabbed me right from the start and didn't let go, and as it went on it got pretty suspenseful for me and overall it grabbed my attention and went by pretty quickly. I was very entertained. I was waiting to see how it would all play out. So much fun at the beginning and then it was a whole different wave and the 2 hours and 20 minutes flew by right away. I really enjoyed it. A bolder theme. On the one hand, quite funny. But then the suspense and then the finale, I had fun. I thought it was very good. On the one hand, I have mixed feelings. I mean, I enjoyed it a lot, but it wasn't masterful. I thought it was a good film.

Guys, I had fun. I had a phenomenal time. That Robert De Niro guy was killing it. That was the furthest thing from it. He was pulling it off for me the whole time and it wasn't too long, so it wasn't long before it was over. I thought it was pretty fast paced or I was having fun. I don't know. I thought it was a blast and it went by nice and fast and entertained. Good comedy. Good grandpa. Hahahah.

It was fun. I had fun. It went by fast. I had a good time, and it wasn't even long, so it wasn't long before it was over and I had a nice time. Robert De Niro really killed it. The faces. That's powerful. I couldn't get enough of that. Super fun. Good movie. Good comedy. I think it's good, and I think I can recommend it to comedy fans. I enjoyed it.

Guys, I really don't know. I have mixed feelings about this. Right off the bat, I want to commend the performances. Isabelle Adjani gave it and some of those scenes were really a blast in my opinion and one in particular really grabbed me and was quite breathtaking in my opinion and I enjoyed watching it. Different crazy moments. I enjoyed that. But now the other thing. What does it all really mean in the finale? What was it? I don't really know. I had to do a lot of research after the movie was over. I think this is the kind of movie that makes you think and doesn't tell you everything and leaves you guessing some things. You have to explain some things to yourself. Some will get more, some will get less. I was pretty out of it, so I'll say this for myself. I didn't quite get it. I think I missed a lot of things and maybe it would have been better on a second viewing. I'm a bit of a mess in my head as it is. On the one hand, I enjoyed watching it. As I mentioned great moments that were crazy and entertained me. Some violence. I enjoyed that kind of overall craziness or weirdness of the movie, but then it all ended and I thought what was that all about? I believe it's a much better movie, I just don't get as much praise as it deserves in my eyes because I just didn't completely buy it. I had to look up a lot of things afterwards. To sum it up. For me, since I didn't fully understand some things, it didn't have that much value for me, but I really enjoyed the weird moments that were crazy. Above average for me and I might have given it a higher rating if I understood it more. Interesting. I'd say one of the more challenging films to understand. At least for me.

I liked it a lot. It grabbed me right from the start. I felt like it went by fast and a lot happened in that time. The fact that it went by quickly means that I was entertained. I enjoyed it. I don't know what I would say to that. Probably a blast for 50 Cent fans. For the average viewer, probably nothing special and a kind of okay movie. I'm neither. I'm just a fan of crime fiction and that's why I enjoy the subject matter and that's why I enjoyed it so much. Probably nothing masterful, world-changing or amazing in any way, but it grabbed me. I'd probably say don't give it much of a chance because there are obviously much better crime flicks out there, but I enjoyed it a lot. A great film for me. Speaking for myself. It wasn't afraid of violence, nudity. Add to that some of the story as the main character builds up. It won me over.

A very good film. What can I say. I felt sorry for him. Overall it was kind of sad and pretty powerful, but it added a lot to the fact that it was based on a true story. I really liked that the film was shot in black and white. It gave it the charm of such an older documentary I guess or just captured the time better. That was great. It grabbed me right from the beginning and held me to the end and I really liked how it started and at the same time how it ended. One hell of a ride based on a true event, nicely filmed. Amazing piece of work.

How cool. It wasn't too bad. It kind of flew by. Nothing too special, but it was improved by the fact that it was based on a real event, so I was happily watching the rip-offs that happened. If it wasn't based on a true story, I'd say it was kind of average. This way it's above average for me and I was happy to watch a bunch of these teenagers pulling these break-ins. I rather don't recommend it. Not much.

I had very mixed feelings. In the end, I thought it was pretty good. Nice visuals. It was nice to watch. Nicely shot. I thought it started out pretty interesting, and the turning point came when the singing started. What can I say :D I didn't like it very much. I'd probably take Furt if it wasn't a musical, but what the hell, well. Mostly I thought the whole thing was pretty pointless. I loved that first episode from 2019 and it worked perfectly well in my opinion and didn't need a sequel at all, which is something I've been telling myself for a long time, but so I gave it a chance and sadly I wasn't convinced. On one hand it wasn't that bad in my opinion. In the end, I thought it was good. That's all. Nothing less. It had its good moments. I thought it was interesting at times. I just think the fact that it's a musical hurt it. I didn't find that much to my liking, though at times it wasn't bad thanks to the aforementioned visuals. So the biggest crack in my opinion is that it's a pointless sequel. It didn't need to be made. Too bad. The finale wasn't bad in my opinion, but unfortunately only good and not even REMOTELY as magical for me as the previous installment.

I had fun and it went by fast. Not surprising since it's such a shorter film, but I was entertained and pleasantly surprised by a minor revelation I wasn't expecting. I smiled a few times and I'm cool with it. Such cool animated silliness that made me pass the time nicely. Who to recommend this to, I don't know. If you like goofy humor, it's probably a great show. Otherwise, probably nothing interesting. I had a good laugh, and I didn't think it was bad at all. In fact, I was even sorry it wasn't longer, as I was quite entertained. Cool fun and kind of better than average for me. Not bad. Funny movie.

What can I say? It was fine. I'm happy. I'm not particularly pleased, but I'm not disappointed either. I'm leaving the theater happy. At the beginning it was a bit boring for me, even though it had some charm, but from the second half onwards I was more entertained and in the end I was satisfied. Probably great for fans of the series. Otherwise, probably nothing special. Good for me. The soundtrack towards the end wasn't bad either.

Peck. I was hooked right from the start and it became quite mysterious. As time went on, it started to show what happened and what it all meant. It was quite a mystery to me. I enjoyed the action scenes, which I thought were great. I also really liked the brutality that occurred at times and I liked that. I'm always happy to see such grittier scenes when they're not afraid to show it in movies. But the main draw was the mystery and the gradual reveal that built up at the end, which I thought was cool and I definitely wouldn't have missed it. I liked the overall ending and even the soundtrack caught me at times. I'm very happy with the finale and can recommend it to fans of mystery movies with a reveal.

It's hard to say. The point of the film is great. It's nicely shot and everything. Definitely. But did I have fun? Not so much towards the end, and then I got a little bored. Of course, you can't expect action or Hollywood action here. The idea was good. It's got something to it. But towards the end, I was getting a little bored. Speaking for myself. No soundtrack to keep me interested or anything. Just the point about the ordinary day is good enough though, so in the end I think it's a good movie.

I have very mixed feelings about this. The beginning drew me in right away and I thought it was great. But then it went on and I was like meh. Especially the middle part didn't really grab me and unfortunately at times I found it a bit boring. Then the end came and it was great again. Very mixed feelings. Deadpool was constantly making jokes, which belongs to him, but I don't know. I thought it was a little too much. The thing I dislike most about this is how the multiverse showed up again, as Marvel likes to do lately and I'm pretty sick of it. On the one hand, great action with a pretty nice soundtrack. So what about the finale? Good. Pretty good, but I'm not as out of it as others. Good Marvel spectacle, but nothing special in my eyes.

Cool. It wasn't bad, and towards the end it was pretty good and suspenseful in my opinion, but until the ending started I was having fun, but I wasn't really out of it or into it. A good crime drama that I'll never put on again, didn't impress much but didn't disappoint either and in the end, good for me.

That's great. I was hooked right from the start. It's a brave film, and I liked that. I really liked the way the black and white and color scenes changed and then everything started to make more and more sense as time went on. I thought it wrapped up nicely in the finale, and I was satisfied when it was over, and it was a good show in my opinion.

A delicious crime drama. I liked the opening at first. It grabbed me right away and held my attention. Later on, it was fine. Kind of slower, but I found it interesting. From about halfway through it started to get even more interesting for me and it didn't pick up momentum most until the last ten minutes or so when it was really cool. I liked it very much. How it all turned out. Nice. For crime fans, great. I thought it was great.

Well, that was a blast. It looked fine from the beginning, but from the second half onwards I thought it was a rocket and it got really interesting and suspenseful and I was waiting to see how it would turn out. The occasional action wasn't bad with some of that music. The soundtrack somehow didn't particularly impress, but it didn't disappoint either. Not much action here though. It's more of a slower, suspenseful kind of thing and I really enjoyed watching both sides. In the end I was very satisfied. I didn't expect it to turn out the way it did. I thought it was unpredictable. A really delicious story that I thought was suspenseful and interesting towards the end and I liked the overall denouement very much. Amazing crime drama. A clear choice for fans of the genre. Good.

There was some brutality here and there, and it didn't hurt. I liked that. Otherwise, unfortunately, I wasn't that into it. I don't know much to add. The soundtrack didn't really grab me or I just wasn't into it. I'm sure it was cool though, because the fights were awesome, but that was probably the best part. The battles in the prison and otherwise the story didn't really grab me, although it was good. It was good, I was just maybe expecting a bit more. I don't know. It's a good movie.

I watched it again after all these years, and what can I say? It’s just incredible. I cried like a little baby. It’s unbelievable. One of the most powerful movies I’ve ever seen. For me, it’s truly incredible. Very well-made. Excellently acted. The black-and-white cinematography really added something special and gave it even more impact. The beginning is a little slow, but then it really picks up steam and doesn’t let up until the very end. In my opinion, it’s one of those MUST-SEE movies. A gem. A masterpiece. A killer. One of the best war movies. Maybe even the best.

Beautiful. Probably a beauty for race fans, but I enjoyed it too and I'm not a big fan. I really enjoyed watching the creation of the legendary Ford GT40. Add to that the desire to outdo Ferrari. The rivalry is healthy, and it makes for great things. I enjoyed it. Nice biographical drama. It's all made better by the fact that it's based on a true story. The racing scenes are great. Nicely shot. I enjoyed it, and I thought it was amazing.

It hooked me right away and didn't let me go until the end. I enjoyed it very much. I was very pleased with the soundtrack. I really enjoyed it at times when there was some action and the music playing in between gave it a kick and was a treat for my ears. I also really liked how it was often shown from both sides. Once the action of the main characters and once the investigation of the cops. The whole thing went by quickly for me. A fine plot that kept me entertained. Great action at times. Sean Patrick Flanery and Norman Reedus an impeccable duo. David Della Rocco was also very entertaining with his craziness. Some of the shooting and especially the aforementioned soundtrack. Especially Saints From the Streets got into my head. I liked it a lot. One of the better films for crime fans in my opinion.