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Once Upon a Time in Mexico is a film that is almost as good as the first part.

There's also a movie called "Once Upon a Time in America" - directed by Sergio Leone, with music by Ennio Morricone....
The film is long, and I watched it not for the cinema, but the extended version. I recommend you check it out.

Watched "State of Play" and "District 9" (aliens that initially evoke disgust gradually won my trust and sympathy).

Rewatched "The Jacket." A good movie... Movies like this make you feel better, and, against all reason, you want to believe that not everything is lost in life.

Just watched "Mirrors". What can I say, another "very scary and captivating film."
And in general, I'll be afraid to look at my reflection now. Who knows, maybe I'll see someone slitting my throat or setting me on fire :D

The 13th district of Ultimatum looked... in my opinion, it's weaker than the first one...

Yesterday, I watched Resident Evil with the voiceover by Zhivov, because the other dub was glitching terribly. x.x
And again, the first film was more atmospheric, and I won't even comment on the ending.

"Tokyo!".
Nothing extraordinary was expected, and there was even a certain negative bias at the beginning of the viewing, but it quickly faded.
The film is surprisingly easy to watch, interesting, and captivating. The fact that it's not just another soap opera, stretched out for an hour and a half, but consists of three different novellas, prevents each story from turning into a boring drag. At the same time, some scenes are frankly cheesy, but they are perceived as completely organic.
This film is worth watching for many, and it will bring particular pleasure to people who are somewhat familiar with Japanese culture.
In addition, I would like to note that the film's soundtrack turned out to be so good that I immediately started searching for it.

I watched the anime "Elven Song." It has nothing to do with elves, but each episode features gore: mountains of meat, seas of blood. It's in the style of Alma, or rather, in the style of Japanese horror films about little girls. However, I liked the song from the music box that plays throughout the series (maybe it really is an elven song). Overall, this creation touches on many problems, such as pedophilia, human cruelty, indifference, and it also talks about people of the future, about sacrifices for a higher purpose, and who knows what else, but in general, it's for those who like this kind of thing.

No, it’s just a cartoon about dismemberment!

Dark Knight delivered, to some extent. Not in a particularly remarkable way, though.
Everything feels so naive. Take, for example, the episode with the ferries – wouldn't you think that among a thousand people (half of whom are prisoners), there wouldn't be a selfish individual? Someone willing to blow up the rest to survive.

The Dark Knight delivered, to some extent. Not in a particularly remarkable way, though.
Everything feels so naive. Take, for example, the episode with the ferries – wouldn't you think that among a thousand people (half of whom are prisoners), there wouldn't be a selfish person? Someone willing to blow up the others in order to survive.

There would definitely be someone like that, if the black guy hadn't thoughtfully thrown away the remote. But civilians are more nervous, after all.

Watched "The Impossible." I liked it. I definitely enjoy disaster movies.

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By the way, an actress from "The Bridge" was in it. No, not ACR.

Just watched "South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut," a full-length animated movie. I haven't heard so much swearing in a long time, but the movie itself is great.
P.S. I finally heard Kenny's normal voice and saw his face when, at the end of the movie, before going to Heaven, he turned to his friends, took off his hood, and said, "Goodbye, guys."

I watched "City of Angels" again... Nicolas Cage and Meg Ryan are amazing.

I just watched "Volta" this week, and I have to admit, I really enjoyed it. The cartoon was great, and I didn't expect to like it as much as I did. The hamster, with his advice, was especially funny and made me laugh a lot. And the traditional Disney song didn't bother me this time, which is often the case when I watch Disney cartoons. Overall, bravo, I liked it.

On a friend's recommendation, I watched "Don't Mess with Zohan." And now I doubt I'll watch it again; it's a rare piece of garbage mixed with toilet humor...

I finally got around to watching the third Spider-Man movie... I feel sorry for those who spent money on going to the cinema. The film is absolutely not worth it; two hours of melodramatic mush and twenty minutes of action. It's unclear what the huge budget was spent on.