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Angels & Demons (2009)
I watched it for the first time last year, and rewatched it recently. My initial impression was that it was a boring movie that diligently follows all Hollywood formulas to appear interesting, but ultimately fails. Formally, everything is there – Tom Hanks in the lead role, exciting scenes, Zimmer's intense music during tense moments, mysteries and puzzles, even a plot twist. But still, I found it depressing, and the film is over two hours long, so I gave it a 4 out of 10. This time, I rewatched it somewhat absentmindedly while eating, and perhaps that's why my opinion is slightly better. Although my overall opinion of the film hasn't changed drastically, all the technical aspects of this film are executed very competently. The staging of scenes, the special effects – everything is very well done and pleasing to the eye. Therefore, I added a point, bringing it to 5 out of 10, but it's still a boring movie.
A Knight's Tale (2001)
The plot of the film is simple, and although it claims to be somewhat historical (I learned about the Black Prince and Geoffrey Chaucer thanks to it), it still contains a lot of inaccuracies, and the simple plot is ridiculously naive. But still, it was enjoyable to watch. I watched it for the first time, but during the viewing, I had the feeling that I was a child again, watching a movie with my parents on STS in the evening – and I mean this in a good way. There was a feeling of simplicity, warmth, and tranquility, when everything in life is simple and there are no worries. Apparently, the film captured the cinematic vibe of that time very well, which is why it evoked such feelings in me. It's also a little over two hours long, but it didn't cause any boredom, but I think it's only thanks to the unexpectedly awakened associations in me.
I watched it for the first time last year, and rewatched it recently. My initial impression was that it was a boring movie that diligently follows all Hollywood formulas to appear interesting, but ultimately fails. Formally, everything is there – Tom Hanks in the lead role, exciting scenes, Zimmer's intense music during tense moments, mysteries and puzzles, even a plot twist. But still, I found it depressing, and the film is over two hours long, so I gave it a 4 out of 10. This time, I rewatched it somewhat absentmindedly while eating, and perhaps that's why my opinion is slightly better. Although my overall opinion of the film hasn't changed drastically, all the technical aspects of this film are executed very competently. The staging of scenes, the special effects – everything is very well done and pleasing to the eye. Therefore, I added a point, bringing it to 5 out of 10, but it's still a boring movie.
A Knight's Tale (2001)
The plot of the film is simple, and although it claims to be somewhat historical (I learned about the Black Prince and Geoffrey Chaucer thanks to it), it still contains a lot of inaccuracies, and the simple plot is ridiculously naive. But still, it was enjoyable to watch. I watched it for the first time, but during the viewing, I had the feeling that I was a child again, watching a movie with my parents on STS in the evening – and I mean this in a good way. There was a feeling of simplicity, warmth, and tranquility, when everything in life is simple and there are no worries. Apparently, the film captured the cinematic vibe of that time very well, which is why it evoked such feelings in me. It's also a little over two hours long, but it didn't cause any boredom, but I think it's only thanks to the unexpectedly awakened associations in me.
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
Where do we end up when we save the world?