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I also watched the second part of "Guardians of the Galaxy". It's a worthy sequel, and I enjoyed it. Stallone's appearance was unexpected. I hope that in the following parts, Mantis and Drax won't be made into a couple, because that would be a bit creepy, considering his words about his daughter. And it's good that they didn't overdo it (sorry for the pun) with little Groot.

Yesterday, I watched the movie "Get Out." You could say that it has similarities with the movie "The Skeleton Key," but without the mystical elements. I figured out most of the plot points almost from the beginning, but the ending was different from what I expected. You wouldn't call this movie a horror film, although it does classify itself as one. But there are some awkward, creepy, and even bloody moments, but they didn't overdo it with either. The only thing I didn't like was the main character's friend, who served as the "comedic element" in this film; he was incredibly annoying. I had the feeling that the actor just came in, made silly faces in front of the camera, thinking it was funny, got paid, and walked off into the sunset. In any case, it's a decent movie, and you can watch it; I was satisfied.

Not my own, but quite pleasant and rather unusual, I wouldn't hesitate to say – philosophical. I won't give it a rating, but I recommend watching it for general knowledge, although there's a risk that it might get boring.



+ Beautiful, kind, and colorful.
- It took a little while to "get into" what was happening.
= Purr. 8/10.

The first poster reminded me of Nox's special, haha.

Watched The Usual Suspects (1995). It's a decent movie; I enjoyed watching it, even though I knew the main spoiler. Later, I read an opinion that there are clues scattered throughout the film, which surprised me because, knowing the spoiler, I didn't notice any.
And I finally learned about another movie that Scary Movie parodied; that's quite an achievement.

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Also watched Minority Report (2002). It's a bad movie. The chase scene is stupid, boring, and drags out the already long film. The characters behave like fools; the main character, at the very least, exhibits complete idiocy in one scene, but in the end, when it's needed, he easily solves the whole mystery, which, however, wouldn't have been of any use if not for a series of lucky coincidences – isn't he just lucky? I didn't know the spoiler, and I even liked the twist, but most of the film, I didn't. I also kept rubbing my eyes because of the terrible image quality; I even tried to download a higher-quality version, only to find out that it was intentionally made so poor – supposedly to give a hint to the intelligent viewer, although this hint doesn't contain a single bit of meaning.
At least I learned the origin of a very localized expression, "orgia of evidence," but I'm not sure it was worth it. Oh, and the film's idea is simply amazing; so many things could have been explored around it.
Oh yeah, as if all that wasn't enough, the film also contradicts itself in some places. I'm generally easy to fool; I'm a simple guy, so if even I noticed such a contradiction, I don't know what to say about the others.

Minority Report (2002)

I have a series with that title on my list of "things I might want to watch." I'll put it further down the queue for now, just in case it's not very good.

Well, I wouldn't be so categorical. As I said before, the idea is great, but the implementation fell short.

Everything is so carefully crafted, inspiring, clean, and clear; the Korean characters are surprisingly good. Overall, something good, bright, and kind appears in your soul when you see these happy faces.
And I really liked the Kndrov map in the fourth Heroes game – such cozy, clean streets, apartment blocks, and monuments, and it turns out that it was indeed accurately conveyed.
Hermit, Kosha, Efirych – you can watch it.

Thanks for allowing it! By the way, I need to add Battlestar Galactica to my schedule.

Will-o'-the-Wisp. It's mediocre; I almost didn't like it.



It's a rather boring film, even for me. It's quite difficult to understand what the characters are talking about. There are all sorts of metaphors and hints, which creates the impression that they are not talking about anything at all. Although, in principle, that's exactly what's happening.

It's quite difficult to understand what the characters are talking about. There are some metaphors and half-hints, which creates the impression that they are not talking about anything. Although, in principle, that's exactly what it is.

It reminded me of Andersen's fairy tale "The Emperor's New Clothes" - when swindlers, for a large sum of money, agreed to sew a cool dress for the king, but said that it was magical - a fool would not see it. No one wanted to appear foolish, and everyone praised the non-existent dress, until some child said, "But the king is naked!" The same is happening here - all sorts of riff-raff are making films about nothing, trying to convince everyone that this is great art...

So, is Heaven a child?

So, is Heaven a child?

That's obvious.

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales



I went to see it in 3D today. Well, what can I say? Pirates are pirates, it's a decent fairy tale.

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales

Here is a decent title, but in Russian (and even in English)...

From the creators of the cult movie

"Pirates of the Caribbean: Dogs Can't Talk"

and the sequel

"Pirates of the Caribbean: You Can't Get Oranges from an Aspen Tree"

Watch the continuation of the story, a new epic movie

"Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales"!