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I also took a look at "Imaginararium" – it's a film about nothing. Beautiful, pleasant, but somehow empty and meaningless. You can simply know the core of the film: "an old man lived, and he could make things he imagined come true," and there's no point in delving deeper.
The last part of "Harry Potter" is a typical narrative fantasy action film; it might have been surprising in the year 2000, but nowadays, it's nothing special. There aren't even any cool, well-executed magical scenes from the earlier parts anymore; it's just running back and forth, just like in the book.
But I liked "Real Steel" a lot; it's a very lively and energetic film. The plot, on the other hand, is quite simple compared to the ones mentioned above, but it doesn't pretend to have a deep psychological or philosophical subtext. It's just enjoyable to watch and root for the characters; it's definitely worth watching once.
The last part of "Harry Potter" is a typical narrative fantasy action film; it might have been surprising in the year 2000, but nowadays, it's nothing special. There aren't even any cool, well-executed magical scenes from the earlier parts anymore; it's just running back and forth, just like in the book.
But I liked "Real Steel" a lot; it's a very lively and energetic film. The plot, on the other hand, is quite simple compared to the ones mentioned above, but it doesn't pretend to have a deep psychological or philosophical subtext. It's just enjoyable to watch and root for the characters; it's definitely worth watching once.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
