Sono_Momo

The 'Triangle of Sadness' movie can be classified as a normal upward movie. The first part of the movie was much stronger in terms of scenario than other parts of the movie. Compared to Ruben Östlund's other films, this one is underrated.

The most complete and powerful film of 2022 is undoubtedly Tár with the amazing performance of Cate Blanchett. Every second of the movie can be a beautiful art frame that can be hung on the wall. Be sure to watch this movie even more than once.

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I can boldly say that it's the best Iranian film. A film made for special tastes and not everyone has the patience to continue watching the film until the end. The Palme d'Or was rightly given to (Taste of Cherry)

Fantastic! Watch it as soon as possible... Bravo Mr. Tarantino! You are always admirable...

An accurate and strong film but with a relatively weak characterization; Especially in relation to Alexia's character.

Clearly, the choice of Denzel Washington to play a sensitive English role called Macbeth is the film's biggest weakness that could not be ignored. The skin colour of Denzel Washington and his American acts, despite the actor's golden record, kept any viewer away from the atmosphere of Macbeth and the land of Scotland. Strict adherence to Shakespeare's play sometimes confuses the understanding of the dialogues. If I wanted to watch The Tragedy of Macbeth theater, I would go to the theater, not see it on the silver screen without a special adaptation! The strongest and most prominent role is played by Kathryn Hunter, who created memorable scenes. Lady Macbeth's character was not properly addressed, but Francis McDormand's performance improved it somewhat.

The film first stimulates the skin and the outermost layer of the body. It then enters the bloodstream and travels through the arteries to the heart, the centre of emotion. It touches the heart a little and suddenly breaks it. Olivia Colman shone as beautiful as ever, and Maggie Gyllenhaal established herself as one of the most capable directors of all time.

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