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No. The film is primarily about a person.

I didn't really like it when I was 11.

I, for one, enjoyed it when I was 11.

You must be a guest from a parallel reality. After all, people's tastes shouldn't differ.

Sayonara Itsuka 6.5/10
Quite good.

I'll give my assessment of two simpler films, not as brilliant as Drive. Edge of Tomorrow. In principle, it's a decent film, with a very energetic, even somewhat rushed beginning, a good middle part with several cool moments, but it clearly falters towards the end, and the ending itself is incredibly stupid: watchable/10. World War Z. I was the one who told Revan about this film, and I really liked it. It's the most realistic version of a zombie apocalypse out of everything I've seen in movies. Individual people don't behave like idiots, the government doesn't behave like idiots, the concept of "zombies" isn't something new to humanity, and there are no stupid moments like "a person was bitten, and no one understands what it entails." Overall, the film is much more engaging than Shades of Darkness. I'll give it two ratings: a good film/10, and one of the best zombie films/10. I don't know if it's worth mentioning that both films are relatively easy-to-watch action movies and were rated accordingly? Perhaps it's worth mentioning.

Siver, did you see the fourth thermal?

No. .

Siver, are you going to watch SpongeBob 3D?

"The Judge" -- "Судья" (2014)
I started watching with some prejudice. Robert Downey Jr. appears on the screen and starts acting cocky, just like he did in "Iron Man" (I don't consider all three of these films to be very good, although I didn't like the character from the beginning). But then... it became clear that Robert's character, Robert's performance, and the whole film represent a completely different level. The film turned out to be good and psychological.
9/10

Unfortunately, what I watched wasn't great; I'm still looking for something good. Ah, yes, I did watch the Dwarves vs. Barrels match, and then the sequel, Dwarves vs. Orcs/Dragon. No, I didn't like it.

Nonsense. The overlong runtime combined with the rushed pacing, the clumsy attempt to force a rotten drama, the constant deus ex machina, and Matt Damon. There are a few decent scenes, but the rest is just a mess. Nobody cares about consistency or logic, so we can ignore those.
It's a shame it turned out this way; I didn't want to be a pseudo-elitist who just jumps on the mainstream bandwagon, but it just didn't work.

I stumbled upon a funny video about the aforementioned movie, and I must say – the degree to which the film is unpolished is not exaggerated at all; I could find even more things that bothered me while watching it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZMzf-SDWP8

So, I watched Fast & Furious 13. Nothing special, the special effects are as good as always, the heroes are even more invincible than usual, but now they don't even try to avoid dangers with skill and cunning like they used to. Instead, they deliberately jump from sheer cliffs hundreds of meters deep, expose themselves to armor-piercing bullets from machine guns, engage in head-on collisions at a million miles per hour, jump across skyscrapers, shoot shotguns at close range, and all that. But the ending was great, I was almost moved, so the overall impression of the movie was positive. Well, local connoisseurs of high-quality films probably won't go to see it, and the rest won't appreciate it, but I give it a 7/10.

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Oh, yes, I also found the strength to watch a movie about black holes and time travel. I give this work a 5/10, solely for the MEGA-LARGE TSUNAMIS and the scene a little later with watching video recordings from the past twenty years. I somehow unexpectedly felt the atmosphere, and not so much because of the wonderful and perfect acting of the main characters, but I don't even know why. Well, you need to watch it as a regular action movie with your brain turned off, then it will be enjoyable.

I watched "The Wind Rises" by Miyazaki. It's a great biographical film, telling the story of a Japanese man's life in the early 20th century. 8/10