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Better than I expected. This will probably get a lot of downvotes because of fat crybabies behind their mom's pc but hey, I liked it. I don't agree with Brie Larson's political agenda, yes, but it didn't seep into the movie fortunately, so I'm judging the movie as a movie. The soundtrack was amazing, Ben Mendelsohn killed it and Samuel L. Jackson was amazing too. Brie Larson didn't really feel like an oscar-worthy actor in this movie, although I did think that of her in Room (2015). The script was also pretty great. Just a good movie.

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(95/100) ''Oh my god'' were the only words that I could describe this movie with. Avengers: Infinity War is a game changing spectacle with a lot of great fun action and sad emotional moments. Thankfully, you really feel for Thanos and you kind off understand his point of view. SPOILERS AHEAD DONT READ IF YOU HAVENT WATCHED. Killing this mnany characters on screen in this manner is truly unexpected, I really hope everyone returns because of the Time Stone or something because, wow I'm shocked. Spider-Man's death was truly heartbreaking and Gamora's also. I like that they don't beat Thanos yet and that we need to see another Avengers movie, it isn't as simple as some think. It has some great character development and a really intriguing plot. Avengers Infinity War lives up to the hype and even exceeds its hype. Best movie in the MCU so far.

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(91/100) Guardians of the Galaxy has got to be one of the funniest comic book movies of all time. The humor is on point, it does however let in some emotion which is nicely directed and does not have very awkward tonal shifts. There is sometimes some wonky CGI but that isn't too distracting. Ronan is not a very compelling villain and lacks in some areas. But Yondu (Michael Rooker) is a very good villain/anti-hero, he does not really want to kill Peter Quill (Chris Pratt) but he does not want him alive either. It's a fun chemistry. Guardians of the Galaxy is definitely in my top 5 MCU movies (for now) and is a solid movie in its own right, it is not interfering with the other MCU movies as much which gives it some breathing space.

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(70/100) Thor: The Dark World continues Thor's (Chris Hemsworth) and Loki's (Tom Hiddleston) story excellently from where we left off in Marvel's The Avengers (2012). It is definitely not perfect as it suffers from a villain problem namely that Malekith (Christopher Eccleston) has no other motivation to conquer the 9 realms than just conquering them. Also we have a giant laser beam shooting up into the sky, which is a downside might I add. Loki (Tom Hiddleston) is definitely a plus in this movie, I love his charisma and back and forth banter between Thor (Chris Hemsworth). The CGI also could be better in some places. I love that the movies continue introducing us to the MCU in the way that the Aether (Reality Stone) connects all 9 realms and shows us that there is way more out there. Thor: The Dark World is, I think, worse than Thor (2011) but it is a pretty average entry in the MCU.

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(92/100) Finally, after five movies it is here. but it does have some problems. Namely the CGI wasn't great (especiallly on the Chitauri) and the aspect ratio was very distracting in relation to all the other MCU movies. The movie continues the characters' story in a good way and the movie connects excellently and seamlessy with the previous five movies. Overall Marvel's The Avengers is the best movie out of phase one and a solid entry in the MCU in its own right.

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(71/100) A let down compared to the first Iron Man but it's not terrible. There are some genuinely good moments in the movie. Still, sadly, Iron Man 2 has a bit of a villain problem. Ivan Vanko (Mickey Rourke) is almost the same villain as Obadiah Stane (Jeff Bridges) from the first Iron Man. In powers and the way they affect Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) they are almost equal. The CGI was improved though. Iron Man 2 is a solid entry in the MCU.

(73/100) Thor is a surprisingly original movie in the MCU. Gods, gateways and creatures from other worlds. It is a fresh breath of air to the MCU. However, Thor has it's problems. The CGI was sometimes distracting to look at, the Frost Giants in particular. The plot is pretty well set up in the way that Thor (Chris Hemsworth) needs to proof that he is worthy of holding Mjölnir. This sets up a pretty good conflict within Thor (Chris Hemsworth). Loki (Tom Hiddleston) also was a pretty good villain and not like any other villains we've seen so far in the MCU.

(61/100) The story is well put together but there are many flaws with this movie, sadly. The CGI especially Hulk (Edward Norton) and Abomination (Tim Roth) was pretty bad, even for 2008s standards. Iron Man looked much better then this. The green/blue screen shots also looked bad at times. The dialogue exchanged by Bruce (Edward Norton) and Elizabeth (Liv Tyler) didn't have much substance to it and felt quite boring at times. Overall this is one of the more dissapointing movies out of the MCU, but not horribly bad either.

(91/100) A great introduction to the MCU. The CGI was very good, even for 2008s standards. The villain was pretty dull but was a great challenge for Tony (Robert Downey Jr.). Overall this movie had good and fun action combined with a great origin story for Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.).

(96/100) I was kind of bored the first time I watched it, but the second time I understood the message a lot more and was far more engaged by the story than the first time I watched it. The cinematography in this movie is just outstanding: long takes, engaging shots and very pretty pictures. The performances where also exceptionally good, Domhnall Gleeson falls a bit short next to the performances of Tom Hardy and Leonardo DiCaprio, but that wasn't too distracting. The Revenant is a must watch!

(85/100) It's the worst one out of The Godfather Trilogy but still a very good movie. The acting was a bit weak with Mary (Sofia Coppola) and Anthony (Franc D'Ambrosio), but that doesn't take away your focus too much. Vincent (Andy Garcia) was definitely the best new character. The Godfather, Part III is a strong movie with a relatively good plot.

(76/100) The worst one in the Hobbit trilogy but a good movie nonetheless. Action was a bit mind numbing sometimes and the green screen was painfully obvious sometimes.

(87/100) Stunning CGI and very exciting action sequences. Thrilling end too.

(86/100) Visually stunning and narratively satisfying. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey throws you right back in the universe of J.R.R. Tolkien.

(95/100) The performances alone make watching this movie a worthwhile experience.

(83/100) I very much liked this new step into another side of the Harry Potter world!

(95/100) This movie changed my view on a good sci-fi movie and made me love the Cyberpunk genre.

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(91/100) This is really a movie more based on emotion as the horcruxes influence Ron and Harry alike. I liked a lot and without doubt immediately watched part 2.

(94/100) Definitely in the top 3 of the Harry Potter movies. I liked it very much.

(84/100) Great ending but felt a bit silly in the beginning. The tonal shift near the end was a bit out of place: going from light-harded to quite dark.

(89/100) A very good movie that sets the tone for how dangerous voldemort really is.

(94/100) Arguably on of the best out of the Harry Potter franchise. I liked the shift of cinematography a lot: no simple camera angles but long takes and sophisticated shooting methods. The way time was integrated into this movie was done very well too.

(77/100) I watched the 174 minute edition and it was a bit of a drag to be honest. Story was good but could've been a little bit shorter.

(84/100) A fun setup to the franchise. CGI was a bit dodgy sometimes, but it is 2001 so I didn't expect much. Dialogue was also a bit dodgy.

(96/100) (I watched the extended cut). A satisfying and epic ending to the trilogy. I'm actually sad it's over. Very sad.

(97/100) (I watched the extended cut). Amazing, just amazing! Best one out of the trilogy.

(95/100) (I watched the extended cut). A warming and epic start to an epic trilogy! Very good adaptation of the book.

(93/100) Stanley YOU ARE MY HERO! This movie is one of my favorite sci-fi movies of all time.

(94/100) Ex Machina reflects on us as human beings and what it means to be human in a fresh and interesting way.

(88/100) A very well made and entertaining story. THIS **** REALLY F*CKING HAPPENED!

(100/100) Best Crime/Mafia movie there is. Best movie there is even. The Godfather will be remembered as the movie you need to watch if you want to be a director, cinematographer or scriptwriter. This movie is something truly amazing.

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(94/100) Watched a second time and fell in love with it, This movie is misunderstood, I think. The first time I watched it I was confused and baffled. Most people post their reviews directly after seeing it for the first time, I watched it twice just to be sure if I saw what I saw and damn. THIS IS A GOOD MOVIE. The CGI is stunning, some jokes were a bit too much for me but that put aside it's a very good entry in the Star Wars Saga.

(92/100) Although it borrows from A New Hope it has enough material to tell its own story.

(89/100) Steven Spielberg never dissapoints. Dialogue was sometimes like watching a theatre play but that isn't necessarily a bad thing.

(97/100) Stop busting my balls! Goodfellas is a must watch ganster movie that's funny, entertaining and engaging.

(89/100) Pretty funny man like it's fun to watch dude and that's just like my opinion man.

(94/100) Awesome performances, great dialogue and a compelling story. No Country for Old Men is a very good movie and doesn't dissapoint.

(95/100) A very realistic and strong story about friendship doubt of authority and leadership.

(91/100) A really great shift from the previous (dissapointing) Batman installments. Nolan did a great job here.

(93/100) A new approach to a war movie that pays of when everyting comes together.

(93/100) Backwards? Aaaaaah it's backwards! This is a f*cking amazing movie.