cherrorist
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Member Since: 20 Jul 2009
Location: Croatia
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The Eternaut (2025) - Rated 11 May 2025
"Starts off a bit flaky, but gets better in the second part of the season. Strong, excellent cast. The story is only based on the comic, so don't come in expecting that. It's still more than a decent apocalyptic show, but it is not the Eternaut of legends. I'll watch season 2 though, it is a good show."
Adolescence (2025) - Rated 28 Apr 2025
"Technically impressive, with equally impressive acting, I felt like it should have been 6 episodes because I couldn't connect the dots emotionally. We never see them together as a family, which leaves the whole execution a bit cold. Also, the last episode ended on a somewhat melodramatic note. It's still a worthy effort, just a shame that it didn't accomplish more."
The Irishman (2019) - Rated 02 Apr 2025
"Too much suspense of disbelief required here."
House of Cards (2013) - Rated 23 Mar 2025
"The first couple of seasons are around 90/100, and you can and should watch those as a standalone show. The next few seasons still work, everything works while Spacey is in the show. The last season, when Spacey got cancelled and was not in the show, is abysmally bad. So bad that watching anything past s02 is not worth the time."
Ripley (2024) - Rated 04 Feb 2025
I'm a Virgo (2023) - Rated 04 Feb 2025
Skam (2015) - Rated 04 Feb 2025
"The first season is great, but going into season 2 it's obvious the writers have lost steam and have resorted to your typical soapy writing. A shame, really, for such a strong start."
Bill Burr: Paper Tiger (2019) - Rated 18 Jan 2025
"Provocative, funny, quite wonderful, Burr has grown to be one of the greatest stand-up comedians of all time. I can see some demographics steaming from the ears, but hey, if you can't take a joke, then the joke's on you."
Nosferatu (2024) - Rated 15 Jan 2025
"The same old Nosferatu story, beautiful photography, beautiful sound. Interesting approach ending every scene with a crescendo. Loved the design of count Orlok. Poetic ending. Great movie."
Dave Chappelle: Killin' Them Softly (2000) - Rated 12 Jan 2025
"Could be because I'm European, I just didn't find this funny. It was interesting in general, but the humour was flat, mostly just talking about stuff with a few sharp observations, but not many punch lines. Stuff like the ghetto baby was off, like if, instead of a baby, he went with a 12-year-old, that would have been edgy. Going with a baby was sort of cowardly, because he just had to go for surreal so he wouldn't offend anybody. Wasn't boring. Wasn't that funny, either. Worth a chuckle or two."
